Sentence examples for have a common aim from inspiring English sources
We all have a common aim to prevent radicalisation in all forms.
Both groups have a common aim of identifying radiation exposures and protecting populations and individuals from harmful effects of ionising radiation exposure, but rarely work closely together.
The access to the postal network represents a set of different elements that interact with each other and have a common aim of providing continuous, of high quality, reliable and sustainable universal postal service.
In this situation Miss G and the professional caregiver had a common aim of making out a list for grocery shopping: " PC: "If you … look into the refrigerator, then I will write…."" " Miss G Butterer, and then I need more cheese.
Like sailors with their separate functions, who yet have a common object in safety in navigation, citizens too have a common aim in modern terms survival, security, and the enhancement of the quality of life.
DR.LATERNSER: Did those commanders who were known to you have a common political aim? D0NITZ: As far as the Army and the Air Force are concerned, I cannot say.
They may have shared a common aim of advancing American Jewish historical research, but it was impossible to overcome the question of who would lead the charge.
If people don't have a common understanding of the shared business aims, they won't be able to exercise proper discretion concerning which actions are appropriate to take.
"Our aim is to have a common approach throughout Europe so our taxpayers no longer have to shoulder the burden," he said.
