Sentence examples for decide on common from inspiring English sources
But Mr Skilling insisted precisely that he wanted a sharp commercial mind, and not the usual technology booster, in charge of the revamp.So Mr McConnell set up a committee to decide on common technology platforms across the global company.
In cities that are becoming increasingly segregated, how can we define which communities have the right to decide on common goods and collective rights?
Coccygeal instability is one of the most common reasons for deciding on surgery.
The London meeting was intended to decide on a common position among the nations.
At the conference the Western Allies were supposed to decide on a common stand for future dealings with Russia.
Communes (as shown by the Tarnac 9) come into being when people find each other, get on with each other, and decide on a common path.
It has divided manufacturers, who had planned a meeting with Mr. Richardson last week but canceled it, apparently because they could not decide on a common strategy.
Before designing their page of the Web site, students should decide on a common layout format, including font, and placement of maps and photos for each country's page.
As this Balkanization was beginning to happen, people realized that there was a need for a group to decide on a common language that would include all the necessary features.
For MAC fairness reasons, in general neighboring nodes should cooperatively decide on a common transmission power (see, e.g., [20]).
