Sentence examples for find a common position from inspiring English sources

In Europe, the sheer number of Internet providers makes it difficult to find a common position.

The ministers were not able to find a common position on whether to boycott the opening ceremony of the Olympics in August.

Concerns increased last week as government sources said little had been decided after two cabinet Brexit committee meetings designed to find a common position on leaving the EU.

The more that they speak as one, the more they can hope to be heard.Because she needs to find a common position among 27 countries, Lady Ashton will never be as nimble as the foreign minister of a single country.

He said he hoped that all 27 member nations of the European Union could find a common position at the United Nations on the Palestinian effort to get recognition as a de facto state.

Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa said healthcare, education, defence, domestic security and universities were the main areas for reform, and with liberalisation the economy could achieve "much more" than last year's 2% growth in GDP.The European Union has failed to find a common position on the future of Kosovo.

Albright: I imagine it to be like this: If I would go to an EU ambassador on the Security Council asking for help he would say "No" -- because the EU has not yet found a common position.

So we hope to find a common E.U. position that is a positive one and doesn't undermine the court".

But we need to find a common outlook on the current position in Calais if we are to avoid passing between us the blame for a situation that everyone agrees is a disaster.

Find a common thread so that you can position yourself confidently for that role.

They were in the same position, outsiders trying to hold the city together and persuade its tribes and sects to find a common national identity.