Sentence examples for establish a common definition from inspiring English sources

Philosophers have long been interested in the concept of emergence, and especially in trying to establish a common definition for this vague yet very useful concept.

"Establish a common bond," the loan officers were taught.

Although there is strong global consensus on the need to strengthen health systems, there is no consensus on an established framework or a common definition that could help students, researchers, policy-and decision-makers in studying, comparing, reforming and analyzing health systems.

The study recommends governments, the United Nations, technology companies, civil society groups and religious organisations together establish a charter setting out a common definition of extremism and pledge to make the internet a safer place.

South East England Councils (SEEC) members have identified eight solutions to common problems that will help us move towards successful integration: A common definition of integration must be established.

I suggested that we make a commitment to get a common definition of small business.

A common definition for one's "network" is everybody within three degrees of separation.

A common definition of doodle is to dawdle, to do nothing, and this has its merits, Brown says.

The legislation is aimed at setting a common definition of terrorism, increasing cooperation among national security forces and harmonizing punishments.

A common definition of assurance is certainty about something.

Citations for the term have increased throughout the healthcare-related disciplines without a common definition.