Sentence examples for developing common from inspiring English sources

In the future, the two countries plan to cooperate on high-speed rail, transportation of freight and passenger train station development, and developing common standards for digital television and mobile communication.

BioJS also encourages developers to aim at developing common implementations by following common guidelines on how to implement code, and makes people aware of what components are being developed by an organisation.

So we might have to move on from helping to create joint visions, developing common values, and facilitating discussions about governance... to something grittier.

Frits Bolkestein, the European Commission official in charge of developing common rules for business within the European Union, provides a vivid insight into the difficulties of pushing through broader economic change.

Since 2002, 44 states and territories have adopted common core academic standards, two groups of states are developing common tests for those standards and 44 states are collaborating on common principles for holding schools accountable for student achievement.

"This may help us identify patients who are at a greater risk of developing common age-related diseases so we can focus more attention on them," said Professor Nilesh Samani, a cardiologist at the University of Leicester, who led the research.

Many people may welcome the rich new trove of data about their hereditary make-up and ancestry, but genetic counselors are concerned that some people may find the information hard to handle, given that much of the current genetic knowledge is related to a person's risk of developing common and often untreatable diseases.

The methodology focuses on collaboration to design and develop common projects and on problem solving skills development.

We continue our efforts to develop common ground with Russia.

When you meet someone, build trust with them and develop common ground.

There is a lot of work being done bi-laterally and multilaterally to develop common understanding and common positions.