Different operating units often have a common need for which the solutions can be (nearly) identical (e.g., an on-boarding manual for new employees, an instrument to monitor plant performance, a CRM tool).
"Our customers have a common need for new technology that can be integrated quickly and efficiently into current products and production lines," Greg Hyslop, Boeing vice president and general manager of research & technology, said in a statement.
Though the two events were not directly related, they had a common theme— the need for quality books and education about black American culture.
While Weinstein and Cole had been close, and while Cole was willing to do almost anything it took to please a powerful fundraiser for the organization, they now had a common goal in mind: Cole needed to bury the negative report about the Weinstein transaction, which was causing grave concern among some amfAR board members.
American's have a common need a functioning and thoughtful government that is based on our core values of human rights and equal opportunity.
Yet this abundant linguistic variety has also united Indians in a common need to translate, to move between and across their linguistic parishes.
In order for a word to have a common understanding, it needs to be limited in scope – clarity around what it is and what it is not.
"You need to have a common experience in a theater; you need to feel the energy," Robbins said.
Although language and song have a common origin in the need to communicate emotion, over time the two become separated, a process that becomes accelerated as a result of the invention of writing.
We all have a common bond, and we all need each other.
Wouldn't it be healthier for pro-choice and pro-life advocates to have a common goal to prevent the need for abortions?
