Sentence examples for it's a shared understanding from inspiring English sources

The phrase persists not because it's a shared understanding but because it resonates with those women who understand that the encroachment upon their rights is, in fact, a form of assault.

Bisley said: "They are trying to keep a lid on it … there's a shared understanding between the sensible heads in Beijing and in Washington that, whatever their differences of opinions about this dispute, it is in no one's interests to have higher temperatures than necessary.

It is governed by shared commitments to international standards such as Sphere Project's humanitarian charter, and at its heart is a shared understanding of what is needed to tackle poverty and a commitment to do so.

What's slipping today, says Van Kampen, is a shared understanding of what Shakespeare's music and instruments would have meant to his listeners.

But it can also influence the researcher's ability to obtain data, as there might be a shared understanding that the interviewer does not explore [ 28, 29].

But what we do have in common is a shared understanding of how important it is to be on top of your finances from an early age.

There seemed to be a shared understanding that emptying resident's bowels to prevent constipation was the main concern of the RNs.

There needs to be a shared understanding across the NHS of the patient's right to be listened to, and what this means for every patient interaction.

A respondent argued, "there's got to be a shared understanding of what they [standards] mean … it's impossible if the organisation understands the standard to be one thing and the surveyor understands it to mean another".

There should be a shared understanding of the flexibility that is there.

To bring the picture off there had to be a shared understanding.