Common core standards can be helpful if we also have a common core of resources to which each school and student is entitled.
Regarding people as having lives of equal worth means recognizing each as having a common core of humanity.
For doctors as much as anyone else, regarding people as having lives of equal worth means recognizing each as having a common core of humanity.
A question I am looking at now is whether two competing theories of the structure of the universe, string theory and quantum loop gravity, have a common core.
All these objections, I see, have a common core, and it is that the general and specific never move in neat unison together.
In a 1979 interview, Otte answered a question about whether his work had a "common core" by saying, "I would say that behind my artistic work, as an aim or hope, is the need to find myself.
Nick Griffin, the BNP leader, said last month that the three parties had a "common core set of values" and he was seeking a formal alliance with Golden Dawn and Jobbik, which is Hungary's third largest party, for the European Parliament poll in May.
Although these models differ from each other due to several aspects, they all have a common core, i.e. the conception that digitization is first and foremost a hyper-dynamic condition to which organizations need to find responsive solutions.
This new center will further expand Duke's existing clinical and research program in innovative pain therapies by bringing together, under one umbrella, leading basic scientists, clinicians and clinical researchers who have a common core mission of unraveling the causes of painful conditions to better improve patient care.
