Sentence examples for defined common from inspiring English sources
But hasn't "tough love" been the mantra of New Labour ever since David Owen founded the SDP? Simon Partridge London David Goodhart's disingenuous argument takes us back 40 years in its deliberate conflation of "immigrants" and "ethnic minorities" into an alien "other", supposedly at odds with the (never defined) "common culture" of the presumably white majority.
In the modern era, instead of a single common good, an emphasis has been placed upon the possibility of realizing a number of politically defined common goods, including certain goods arising from the act of citizenship.
Despite a high academic interest in eco-innovation, a clearly defined common understanding of the characteristics of eco-innovations is largely missing.
Pathologically diverse forms of HCC are observed, and recent sequencing analysis has defined common events that target well-known cancer pathways including β-catenin/Axin, TP53, and RB/CDKN2A, as well as frequent aberrations in chromatin remodeling factors.
This statistic is the mean number of polymorphisms (e.g., base substitutions) observed across a number of independent lineages, weighted by sample size, that derive from a genealogically defined common ancestor.
The obtained calibration parameters are used to transform the 3D points from the ToF camera coordinate system into the defined common coordinate system, which are reprojected in 2D colour images.
They were here to see Mr. Klein, the actor and comedian who has defined common-sense absurdism since the 1960's.
But Mr. Moffat has also given him a flair for inventive phrases that define common experiences.
The declaration should set in motion a process for defining common political, economic and social goals.
Trump's attacks on the media and the left can be seen as a way of keeping this group loyal by defining common enemies.
Lucie Faucherre, junior policy analyst, Gender Equality and Women's Rights OECD, Paris, France, @luciefaucherre Lucie supports the work of GenderNet, the only international forum where gender experts from the donor agencies and foreign ministries meet to define common approaches.
