Sentence examples for in common action from inspiring English sources

Prince William told recipients of the inaugural Diplomatic Academy awards: "In an increasingly turbulent world, our ability to unite in common action with other nations is essential.

A royal source added: "Talking about 'working in partnership' and 'our ability to unite in common action' is not expressing a political view.

The current violence underscores the continuing fiction that the politicians can make peace without first uniting their peoples in common action to get beyond past fears and animosities with roots going back thousands of years.

On the one hand, this power is power-in-common, a power that springs directly from the capacity people have to join with one another in common action.

For Arendt, it is only by means of direct political participation, that is, by engaging in common action and collective deliberation, that citizenship can be reaffirmed and political agency effectively exercised.

Instead of talking about our faiths, let's exercise them in common action, talking as we go about our families, commitments, frustrations, and fond hopes.

Climate change poses risks to resources, livelihood, and human settlements, and forces social actors to adapt to conditions of limited resources, identify problems and potential solutions collectively, and join in common actions (Allen 2006; Rojas Blanco 2006).

Here the robot gave instructions that kind of joined parent and child together in a common action".

"We will work together in a common action plan until we entirely eradicate this threat of terrorism," Mr. Davutoglu said.

Therefore, it is possible that CR and all its various genetic mimics extend lifespan, at least in part, by a common action in reducing rDNA recombination.

In a speech to British diplomats at the Foreign Office in London, the second in line to the throne said common action was essential in a troubled world.