Sentence examples for much of common from inspiring English sources

Europe talks much of common aspirations and a continental identity.

To Conservatives, both programs are examples of government overreach, even though much of Common Core was modeled on existing state education standards and is not a federal mandate.

By contrast, those studying vision made much use of common mistakes such as visual illusions.

There is talk, though not much action, of common supervision of banks and euro bonds (see above).

He recognizes the apparent double standard and brings to derivatives much of the common sense he applies to other investments.

Lacking much of a common agenda, cooperation is limited to areas where their interests already overlap, like bolstering trade.

"The point is not to force the minority to follow the majority, but to try to have as much of a common approach as we can".

Von Pickles made much of the "common sense" and "practical measures" that he will be unleashing to revive the Labour-battered construction industry.

Its biggest problem is to keep a sense of direction once Mr Tata departs—some outsiders say it now lacks much of a common culture.

He takes us into the real achievement of the book and play, showing how so much of our common sense is actually lacking in logic, how odd the things are that we take for granted.

As the latter requires more and more centralised control and government, the UK will need a new relationship that preserves trade and friendship but removes us from much of the common government that now characterises the new-model EU.