Sentence examples for formation of a common from inspiring English sources

The chapter will explore the formation of a common European research agenda, and the modalities, policies, and programs introduced.

But Hungary said this fell short of its demands, which include formation of a common force to protect the borders of Greece, where most migrants arrive across the Aegean Sea from Turkey before heading north through Macedonia and Serbia.

The crucial step in developing crowd behaviour is the formation of a common mood directed toward a recognized object of attention.

"A lot of work remains before the formation of a common economic space," Mr. Medvedev said, according to comments published on the Kremlin's Web site.

The existence of a great and menacing culture perceived as importantly different was thus a factor in the formation of a common late Archaic Greek culture.

This technique enabled the results to be reviewed from different stakeholders' perspectives, the formation of a common understanding and the results to be reusable in future analyses.

The eventual aim was that LAFTA be the first step in a process that would lead to a common Latin American market; but during the 1970s it became apparent that the geographic diversity and varying levels of economic development exhibited by the member countries were handicapping the formation of a true common market within the association's existing framework.

There has also been a 50-year debate about whether or not aluminum exposure can lead to Alzheimer's, after a study in 1965 found that injecting aluminum into rabbits' brains led to the formation of a protein common with the degenerative disease.

The President-elect said that when he meets later this month with President Clinton, Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, he would also begin a dialogue about the formation of a North American common market.

Their captivity at Seringapatam (1784 1799), where many died, were killed, or were forcibly converted to Islam, led to the formation of a separate and common Mangalorean Catholic cultural identity among members of the group, who hitherto had considered themselves an extension of the larger Goan Catholic community.

Ivanova, M. I. et al. Aggregation-triggering segments of SOD1 fibril formation support a common pathway for familial and sporadic ALS.