Sentence examples for is a common endeavour from inspiring English sources

Moreover, patient care is a common endeavour in which professionals from various disciplines share responsibilities (Bleakley 2006).

Education is a common and public endeavour that should bring our children together, not further divide them.

The proposals are part of a common endeavour by Labour and the Conservatives to implement difficult welfare reforms, he says.

Korea shows the same association of family and ruling values following China's influence.58 For example in Indonesia, Art.33 of the Constitution reads "The economy shall be organized as a common endeavour based upon the principle of the family system".

It was a life of huge inequality, but she had responsibility for the poor and the sick, and they were all part of a common endeavour.

But this sort of change should be non-politicised, careful, incremental and a common endeavour.

Hope and courage are more than crucial republican virtues: they are the very engine that encourages others to join a common endeavour that can take on powerful opponents.

The need to work in conjunction with the NST in a common endeavour to keep the child healthy and out of hospital must be acknowledged; this involves regular exchange of information, and compliance with outpatient visits.

Among many Somali youth, risking one's life to migrate in search of a better life (an activity encapsulated as tacabir in Somali) is a respected endeavour, and (illegal) migration in search of asylum is common.

Revolution is a risky endeavour.

It is a profitable endeavour".