Sentence examples for shaped a common from inspiring English sources

Likewise, the U.N. has shaped a common understanding of the future we aspire to: one built on the concepts of human development, sustainable development and the responsibility to protect, to name a few key elements.

Now attempts to shape a common foreign policy are a big part of the EU's business.

A truly common culture is not one in which we all think alike, or in which we all believe that fairness is next to godliness, but one in which everyone is allowed to be in on the project of cooperatively shaping a common way of life.

Or will it turn out that our paeans to non-violence were just cynical tactics in an amoral international power contest staged by militaristic Israeli and American right-wing groups whose elective affinities lead them to shape a common narrative of the alien Arab/Muslim threat?

It is a self-organizing, self-reinforcing network of commitments between individuals that shapes a common language for trust, ethics, law and practice in which each committed individual has a stake.

Mr Obama said they "reaffirmed our intention to work and shape a common response so we can move Iran to follow its international obligations when it comes to its nuclear programme".

Note that by forcing the grouping into only 2 clusters (Table 3 - right), our strategy clearly distinguishes cities where most inhabitants have an Islamic tradition (cluster 2), which tends to shape a common cultural gender behavior, from the others.

What looked like a deviant act by an escape-seeking individual was simply a communal practice shaped by a common enterprise: it takes a strip club to smoke a reefer.

High levels of nucleotide diversity were detected at both cpDNA and nrDNA loci, agreeing with a pattern found in many East Asian plants, that is considered to have been shaped by a common glaciation history [cf. [ 11]].

On the contrary, the Muslim presence can play a critical role in thinking about our future and shaping a new common narrative.

Politicians of all colours need to shape a practical, common-sense approach that reflects our heritage and our values.