Sentence examples for confronting common from inspiring English sources
As Lu Wei, director of China's Cyberspace Administration, said in Nanning last year: "Confronting common challenges from cyberspace, China and Asean have increasingly become a community of common destiny". In the shaping of that destiny, some will be more equal than others.
The legal mosaic is confronting common challenges, and it will require a global village and a collaborative approach to meet them.
In recent years, we have seen the transforming effects of global solidarity in confronting common threats.
UNICEF Argentina and UNICEF Uruguay work closely with their Ministries of Health to promote breastfeeding by disseminating facts about the health benefits of breastfeeding, practical advice for the mother as well as the father, and advice for achieving prolonged breastfeeding by confronting common challenges.
In 2009 Australia will revive this tradition with targeted measures on global financial stability, climate change, nuclear proliferation and development.A mid-sized helpingThe spiralling global financial crisis during 2008 highlights the importance in an inter-dependent global economy of nations collaborating in confronting common threats.
Instead, they have confronted common enemies, from Germany to Japan to Russia -- to Iraq.
Instead, it came from his ideas, which confronted common assumptions about business and people.
Instead of a common Soviet enemy, the allies must confront common threats; and instead of defending their borders from invasion, they must go far beyond them.
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As part of that shift, the United States hopes to build a more robust partnership with Beijing as they confront common problems, the report said.
This requires continuing efforts to confront common problems and to manage differences honestly and transparently, a task that can be eased by a successful meeting.
