Sentence examples for its common position from inspiring English sources

"The strength of the union is in its common position," a German spokesman said.

Meetings take place before the parliament adopts its formal first reading opinion and the council adopts its "common position".

After the Council reached its common position in 1997, the EP had to give its opinion in its second reading.

This is the same EU that, lest we forget, called for a change to the political system in Cuba in its 1996 common position, thereby interfering in an issue that is exclusively the responsibility of the Cuban people.

Meanwhile, the European Union is scheduled to take up debate of its so-called common position on Cuba, which calls on member nations to urge Cuba to embark on "a process of transition to pluralistic democracy".

If it does not then it adopts a "common position" and submits that new version to the Parliament.

It's a common position for him to take: dead centre, but not quite in the limelight.

The problem for Europe is that when faced with an international challenge for which it has no common position, individual governments take positions.

CPC authorities will continue to engage with Apple to ensure that it provides specific details of changes required and put its practices into line with the common position".

Instead, work on more common movements or change the exercise to perform it from a more common position.

In Europe, the sheer number of Internet providers makes it difficult to find a common position.