Sentence examples for it is common ground from inspiring English sources

But it is common ground that a point is indivisible.

In answering the question it is common ground that the Convention is "self-executi[ng]." See S. Exec.

It is common ground that the purpose of FELA is to provide compensation for employees protected under the Act.

He added: "It is common ground that the meaning of words, in law as in life, depends upon their context".

I think it is common ground that the Labour party now needs a serious, reflective debate running in parallel with an unrushed leadership election.

Of course, average is as much a state of mind as it is common ground amid a bunch of big numbers.

It was common ground, said the judgment, that the average reader would realise it was a satire.

But he said it was "common ground" that as a matter of law the "ruse was ineffective".

My interest in books was a little fanatical, perhaps, to be constrained by decorous monthly meetings, but it was common ground I was looking for.

"We weren't sure exactly what we wanted to do, but we knew that it was common ground for us," said Mr Baio.

Ben Jaffey, for the DCMS, said it was common ground that bridge was a game of the mind, but the EBU contended that a sport ought to include "mind sports" which, like physical sports, should be recognised by the sports councils.