Sentence examples for share the same objective from inspiring English sources
"We are happy to provide the assurances agreed with Ofgem, with whom we share the same objective of getting our customer service to where it needs to be," he added.
Although the United States and Israel share the same objective of preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons capability, the two differ on the point at which it may become necessary to act militarily to forestall the Iranian nuclear advance.
In his recent visit to Germany, he also hinted at a "third way": although affirming that "Germany and France share the same objective: to bring Turkey into the European Union", he also spoke of creating "a sufficiently strong link" with Turkey, short of full membership, if the talks failed.In Germany, Turkish entry into the EU is even more sensitive than elsewhere.
"We share the same objective as Amnesty: saving lives.
"We share the same objective," Fabienne Gautier, who heads the commission's ERA unit, said yesterday.
Thus whilst TCM and WM are two different systems, they share the same objective - human health.
The Democratic Union Party and the Y.P.G. grew out of the P.K.K. Though it is a matter of dispute precisely how involved the P.K.K. remains in their activities, the organizations share the same objectives and beliefs.
Like their counterparts in the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, which represents the major film studios and television networks, the union negotiators represent a diverse group with many common goals, but do not all share the same objectives.
"On growth, we share the same objectives and have an agreement on the instruments to be used," said Mr. Hollande, citing such measures as a debt-redemption fund that would pool at least some of the euro member nations' long-term debt.
This particularly holds when individuals, in the presence of a social dilemma, operate in the same context and share the same objectives.
Thus, there's a new enemy on the block, and not just for the U.S. The U.S. is fighting two different parties who do not share the same objectives.
