Sentence examples for our common challenge from inspiring English sources
Our common challenge is to get all governments to do the same.
"Simon Birmingham, the education minister, is in discussion with his colleagues and the states, and we are certainly committed to ensuring that working together with the states, our common challenge has the outcome that all Australian kids get access to a high quality education".
It will remain in ghettos and less developed communities, and it will create problems until we, as Europeans, stop playing ping-pong with Gypsies (a sport known as migration, often forced — or, for those fascinated by Gypsies, "the culture of traveling") and assume full responsibility for our common challenge.
"Our common challenge is to ensure Guatemala also becomes known as a cradle of peace, security and justice". Mr Ban also reaffirmed his support for the UN Commission against Impunity in Guatemala, extending its mandate for two years.
"The strengthening of Jewish presence in Jerusalem is our common challenge," went the ad.
To prove it, the cities joined together to establish the Paris City Hall Declaration, in which the mayors "declare solemnly that climate change is our common challenge and that advancing climate solutions is a shared responsibility, and a matter of rights, equality and social justice".
We look forward to working with Pakistan to strengthen our relationship and confront our common challenges".
We can let narrow interests and suspicion define our relationship, or work toward more transparency, more pragmatic expectations of each other, and more focus on our common challenges.
The ERTG process may be a useful model for others who have unique ecosystem restoration goals and share some of our common challenges.
Most often, I've talked about meeting our common challenges with common-sense solutions; practical, progressive steps to build an America with opportunity for every responsible citizen, a community of all Americans and a more peaceful, prosperous world.
"Our campaign has made every attempt to bring together Americans of all races, religions and backgrounds to take on our common challenges," Ben LaBolt, a campaign spokesman, said in an e-mail message.
