Sentence examples similar to forge a common time from inspiring English sources

There is not a lot of time left for the world to forge a common position.

"It involved Iraqis coming together, in many cases for the first time, to discuss and try to forge a common vision of Iraq's future," Phillips says.

"There is a movement in the European Union that wants total religious neutrality and can't accept our Christian traditions," said Archbishop Zvolensky, bemoaning what he sees as rising a tide of militant secularism at a time when Europe is struggling to forge a common identity.

It's time for Republicans to restore unity, forge a common message, focus on the development of intelligent policy proposals, and work toward "morning again in America" being a reality.

At the same time, officials in various European capitals huddled in their own emergency meetings to forge a common response amid signs of rifts between, and within, countries over how hard a line to take with Athens.

And the unions failed to forge a common front.

Much depends on whether the G20 group of prominent developing countries can forge a common position.

However the 27 member states are unlikely to forge a common line.

Rivalries within Muslim communities have made it more difficult to forge a common approach to imams.

Colin Powell, the American secretary of state, has praised Greece's efforts to forge a common EU position on Iraq.

But she said the Tucson tragedy had not caused Republicans to forge a common agenda with Democrats.