"But we had a lot of common experiences, a lot of common views.
Madison's great insight—"brilliant and prophetic", writes Mrs Cheney was that stability can never be achieved by a retreat to smaller and smaller units, peopled by citizens of common views and virtues.
As discussed before, our study questions a number of common views about crowd disasters.
Several methodological approaches were combined to acquire a comprehensive overview of common views on good practices in health research priority setting.
Because of the absence of political will and the lack of a common view of Europe's vital interests at world level, the conditions are still not in place for Europe to be shaped into a real power which can be a player of equal stature to the United States on the world stage.
It lets them express in detail what is conceivably a chief ingredient of their common view of life that people, whether they are children, adults, actors, or Nichols and May, treat each other in much the same way: abominably.
In a reversal of the common view of American diplomats that the United States military is too cautious overseas, General Zinni said several planned ship visits had been vetoed by the American ambassador to Yemen, Barbara K. Bodine, who worried about the threat of terrorists.
Bolzano's logic was based upon a fundamental view that was the very opposite of the common view of his time.
For the condition that i = 15°, the root of the covariance of all common view periods lasts approximately longer than several minutes, and it also does not satisfy the third rule; therefore, we would not prefer this orbit.
And this legendary politician had it right: Comedy is one influential tool, often a telling indicator of the undercurrent of a common view point.
