Sentence examples for policy of common from inspiring English sources

"I would like a policy of common carriage that is based not on hours but on a full prime-time schedule," said Ms. Mitchell, who will present her proposal to member stations this month.

Kingdon notes that the policy communities involved in this process can be tight knit or fragmented, the consequences of fragmentation being disjointed policy, lack of common orientation and agenda instability [ 34].

As leaders on each side defended their positions today, the statements underscored tensions in the relationship between the United States and Europe and European leaders' fears that Mr. Bush was marching resolutely to his own drummer as he dealt with foreign policy issues of common concern.

Liaise with patient groups on policy issues of common interest.

But the decision amounts to a tacit admission that the policy of a common EU border is failing to control illegal immigration.

The Information Commissioner backed the Commons' decision to protect those MPs, saying that they were operating within "the policy" of the Commons catering accounts system and had a right to expect they would therefore be dealt with internally.

Hollywood was in the doldrums; the broadcast networks, fearful of offending anyone and losing their oligopoly, were locked into a policy of lowest-common-denominator programming; the pop-music industry was plagued by racism and scandal.

He also called the original policy the "antithesis of common sense".

But, concomitantly, they stamp approval on pension policies rejecting purchases of common stocks in general.

And this Iranian regime, with its back to the wall, will redouble its efforts to drive wedges between, say, evil Brits and potentially more ­"co-operative" Germans, or at least to reduce us to a feeble policy of the lowest common multiple.

Imperial policy favoured a veneer of common culture transcending ethnic differences, but there was no deliberate denationalization.