Sentence examples for maintained common from inspiring English sources

Over the last several years, the Taliban has maintained common cause with al Qaeda, as they both seek an overthrow of the Afghan government.

Paralogous genes in close proximity may be expected to produce the evolving clusters or within species co-expression clusters as a result of shared regulatory elements and/or maintained common functions.

In doing this we expected to gain information on how this regionalization is maintained (common transcription factors controlling the genes expressed in one transcriptomic unit), get clues on specific mechanisms (clusters of genes involved in the same physiological function) and deduced factors that may be important in the sperm fertility acquisition and epididymal regionalization.

"What we have found is that there are some projects that don't properly forecast buyers' ongoing costs for maintaining common areas.

It has established a self-administrating system that spends 29m kroner (£3.3m) annually on maintaining common property, kindergartens, sewers, recycling and waste collection.

When the promise to maintain common agricultural policy subsidies runs out in 2020, parliament will not continue to pump public money to farmers.

Another barrier to feeling welcome is the "village association," the group that maintains common hedges, organizes funerals and puts on the all-important yearly religious festival, Ogimatsuri.

In fact, the Obama administration had just taken the very opposite position, ruling that states should maintain "common sense exemptions" for tractor-driving farmers.

In the end, they maintain, common sense prevailed, the wish not to upset the status quo emerged triumphant – despite a ferocious effort from the nationalists.

But in an interview with the Interfax news service, Mr. Losyukov said Russia would continue to oppose international penalties against North Korea's nuclear program only "as long as our North Korean colleagues maintain common sense".

The idea is to keep the diversity of the system and encourage dynamism and some self-regulation, while ensuring that all institutions are maintaining common standards and safeguarding students.