Sentence examples for creation of common from inspiring English sources

"It looks surreal, but it is essentially a creation of common sense," he said.

Trade, however, doesn't necessarily imply the creation of common values such as those that the Atlantic has developed in the post-war era to steer the world.

Her aim to make jazz more accessible will be helped this year by the creation of common ground for the organization's centerpieces, the Litchfield Jazz Festival and Litchfield Jazz Camp.

While Luxembourg and Italy have proposed a big leap in European economic integration through the creation of common euro zone bonds, the idea has been rejected by Germany and is not favored by France.

When László Kovács, the new European commissioner for taxation and customs union, took office at the end of last year he said he was in favour of the creation of common consolidated corporate taxation.But Britain's Treasury can count on support from Germany, Greece, France, the Netherlands, Ireland, Finland and Sweden, none of which permits the global consolidation of companies' profits.

Expectations for the two-day European summit meeting, which starts on Thursday, are low after Germany resisted pressure for creation of common euro zone bonds and for a more flexible use of Europe's rescue funds when the region's four biggest economies met last week.

Here we address the skills and motivation of actors, the creation of commons that support their work activities, and the protocols and infrastructures that connect actors and facilitate their interactions.

To that may be added the creation of a common legal code, the issuance of a common currency as a symbol of imperial rule, the building of roads linking the empire (or trans-European networks, as they are unsmilingly called in Brussels).

Comparisons of Hittite agricultural terms and those of other Indo-European subgroups indicate that the "Anatolians" seceded from the parent group before the creation of a common agricultural nomenclature but after the onset of a common Indo-European notion of the hereafter, pictured as a pastureland with grazing cattle "for which the dead king sets out".

The programme has facilitated the creation of a common platform for FSWs in Bangalore, which works on issues common to all sex workers in the city.

These are: abolition of wage indexation systems, agreement on mutual recognition of education qualifications, creation of a common base for assessing corporate tax, adjustment of the pension systems, establishment of a national crisis management regime for banks and new legal measures to force countries to commit to tough fiscal policies through a "debt alert mechanism".