what arrangements constitute "common" property?
In an audacious political land grab, Cameron suggested that a series of hard-right policies now constitute the common ground of British public life.
But I think that they constitute a common ground that a number of would-be reformers share almost completely, and that draws from multiple "reformish" tendencies — libertarian, moderate, compassionate conservative, etc. — within the broader right.
Thus, it is tempting to speculate that subclinical inflammation not only contributes to atherosclerosis but also may constitute a "common ground" between the latter and alterations in the nervous system.
Though commitment to the political ideals of freedom and equality constitutes a common ground for Enlightenment political philosophy, it is not clear not only how these values have a home in nature as Enlightenment science re-conceives it, but also how concretely to interpret each of these ideals and how properly to balance them against each other.
Lofty subjects (death, love, loss of love) and lyrical cliches are wielded in the full confidence that they constitute the sentimental common ground of our shared emotional existence.
They found much common ground.
My argument is that there is strong continuity with the post-war project of reconstruction and peace and that this common ground that constitutes the European heritage needs to be given greater recognition.
These differences in outcome values need to be acknowledged in order to create a common ground on what constitutes acceptable, successful discharge functioning.
