Sentence examples for goes back to common from inspiring English sources
The idea of animals as chattel or property goes back to common law.
Again, it goes back to finding common ground between all parties.
"Kin bonding goes back to the common ancestor, but falling in love is recent".
My relationship to the MacNeely, who I learned is about 28 years old today and lives in County Mayo, Ireland, goes back to a common male ancestor with the surname Kennelly (sometimes Mac an Fhaili in Ireland), MacNally, or McAnally who lived around the 1600s.
It goes back to the common law in England and was supported by John Adams and the first Chief Justice of the US John Jay.
"The government has said today that mediation is unsuitable for victims of domestic violence – in which case they need to amend the gateway criteria before this bill goes back to the Commons.
Martha Mackenzie, the senior government adviser for Save the Children, said: "We feel very optimistic that the new amendment, when it goes back to the Commons, has a chance of being accepted.
The SRAP superfamily is widespread in eukaryotes (prototyped by mammalian C3Orf37) and most likely goes back to the last eukaryotic common ancestor (Additional file 1).
And few of this week's commentators stepped back to consider the deep history of what Mr. Romney has called a "common bond" that "goes back to our very beginnings – cultural and historical".
