Sentence examples for shared issues from inspiring English sources

Instead, he said, more diversity in the Hispanic population should ultimately produce a broader coalition of Latinos speaking on shared issues.

The stories go on but the themes are the same: "mindset change," "putting people in control", "connecting people with each other around shared issues," "building trust," "restoring hope".

The annual gathering, launched by the UK last year in London, brings together governments from the nine countries with experts to discuss shared issues.

Real solidarity is based on organising around shared issues and not trying to create a shared identity that erases the substantial differences between a wide variety of peoples.

These include deeper engagement with victims and witnesses, and more multi-agency working on shared issues, such as domestic violence, mental health or anti-social behaviour.

Dysch recalled Khan demonstrating: A detailed knowledge of London Jews' concerns – distancing himself from toxic former mayor Ken Livingstone, dropping names of his Jewish backers and friends and explaining how his Muslim faith makes him aware of shared issues such as religious slaughter, circumcision and concerns about coroners and burial.

Both sides have gradually come to see preservation of the mills as a shared issue.

EBM is a shared issue for both conventional medicine and CAM.

But underneath it all, we share issues with the power structure.

The functionality of dual ports purges bus sharing issues.

Internal turmoil in Pakistan reduced its negotiating capability regarding water sharing issues with India.