Sentence examples for greater common ground from inspiring English sources

Before returning to Washington, Clinton will meet with Chinese foreign-policy chiefs, and one hopes they can find greater common ground on issues like Iran and Syria, where there are urgent reasons for coöperation.

Diplomats here said this clearly reflected Mr. Peres's hope that such coordination would lead to greater common ground politically between Israel and Jordan and lessen the influence of the P.L.O. in the occupied territories.

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The Lib Dems and Labour will find the greatest common ground on the public finances towards the end of the next parliament.

Even gardening, in which a senior family member directs the activities of the younger person, can be a great common ground.

We can also find great common ground among advocates on the need for much better medical care for people with severe mental health issues, especially since their life expectancy is about 20 years shorter than for the general population.

So let's say "Guy A," who was Japanese, talked about the cultural spread of things like sushi, kung fu and chopsticks that don't individually do much, but collectively, he argued, bring East and West into greater cultural common ground.

But despite the heated debate there is a great deal of common ground.

Some analysts point out that the German Marshall Fund study actually showed a great deal of common ground across the Atlantic.

1.25pm GMT Gove says some Labour MPs have been wise enough to accept that there is a great deal of common ground between the parties on this.

There is thus a great deal of common ground.