Sentence examples for establishment a common from inspiring English sources
But as they campaign across a state still reeling from recession and outraged at Albany's political establishment, a common theme has emerged: The next attorney general, the candidates say, must put a newfound focus on urgent problems facing New Yorkers, from mortgage fraud to corrupt state lawmakers.
France is also pushing for the establishment of a common European fund that could be dipped into when conflicts arise overseas.
Without our presence, the treaty was drafted with the establishment of a common policy in agriculture as one of the objectives of the community.
The new 'war against terrorism' in Administration and Congressional rhetoric has been cast as just such a principle, unifying the country and the political establishment behind a common goal and affecting or determining a great range of other policies.
However, I have to say that your search for the real Calvino — although I do not approve of it in methodological terms — leads to the establishment of a common denominator that I like: "aggression and clear opposition".
In May 1950 he and Robert Schuman, then the French foreign minister, proposed the establishment of a common European market for coal and steel by countries willing to delegate their powers over these industries to an independent authority.
In May 1950 French foreign minister Robert Schuman proposed the establishment of a common market for coal and steel for those countries willing to delegate control of these sectors of their economies to an independent authority.
Hallett also recommended the establishment of a common rendezvous point at the scene of an emergency, to be manned by a member of London Underground, a review of how TfL confirms that the traction current of rail lines is off, and a review of whether underground trains should carry first-aid kits and stretchers.
It suggested a gradual ending of the national vetoes of the then nine member states, the establishment of a common defence policy, the creation of an internal single market, and the appointment of one Europe minister to represent the community to the US.
