Sentence examples for seeks a common from inspiring English sources

If one seeks a common denominator among those to whom it has been applied (and admitting that Busoni is an odd man out), it seems to mean somebody with big ideas but no discipline, originality but no follow-through.

The first tradition, which seeks a common language of diagnosis and strives towards relevance of diagnostic categories and systems of practice across national boundaries, underscores universal characteristics of mental health and illness as embodied in the sciences of behavior and clinical practice.

She seeks a common dialogue about food and hopes that everyone will join in.

Presidents of member countries also pledged last year to seek a common currency, without setting a timetable.

He believes community finance providers must seek a common brand in order to raise awareness.

Some, as Cardinal Etchegaray had done with them, sought a common bond, however awkwardly.

Other provisions pledge the 12 European Community members to seek a common foreign and security policy.

They are among the 13 county leaders seeking a common ticket.

Rather than rely on the Turkish president, who behaves more and more like an autocrat, Europe should seek a common foreign and immigration policy.

Mr. Guterres was in Germany today for a meeting of the Socialist International and was talking with other European leaders to seek a common position on the matter.

The conference of the Organization of American States will seek a common agenda that goes beyond traditional military threats to address poverty, disease and the environment.