The American incarnation of the logical empiricist movement enjoyed generally good relations with the American pragmatists, not only because many of the logical empiricists had a strong pragmatist component to their philosophy, but also because the pragmatists and logical empiricists shared a common concern for empirical methodology in the service of social reform.
But he reached out to me, and to others in the faith community across the political spectrum, because we shared a common concern.
All of these doctors share a common concern: that the changes won't work because the assumptions underlying them are, well, just assumptions.
A senior administration official, reacting to Prince Saud's remarks, said, "The United States values and respects his view, and we all share a common concern for the future and stability of Iraq".
"While I personally do not agree with all of their conclusions," he said, "I believe that we share a common concern for the need to solve the serious problems that plague our country".
Created in early 2001 by a group of independent, nonpartisan residents sharing a common concern about open space, historic sites and community character, the coalition embarked on a mission to promote awareness and education about these three issues in an effort to help preserve those things we all value in our community.
Although they work in different mediums – Donkor uses oil paints to create lavish figurative portraits whereas Akomfrah works with film, sound and photography – they share a common concern with the spectres of the past and how their presence might be felt in the present.
In speaking with hundreds of CIOs, they all share a common concern: Legacy vendors won't move fast enough to support these new platforms at the rate they're being adopted by employees.
The motives for their establishment differ, but they all share a common concern about the quality of the environment, the large scale organisation and management of many economic functions, waste in energy usage and materials, and a drive to regain responsibility for the quality of life.
Third, we share a common concern as noted by Melby-Lervag and Lervag (2011) that the use of psychometrically equated measurement in L1 and L2 is needed to allow fair and valid comparisons between L1 and L2 skills (e.g., Alderson, 1984; Cummins, 1991).
Although our customers come from many different fields, virtually all of them share a common concern: their time is precious.
