Sentence examples for shared opportunities from inspiring English sources
More going it alone in the world, instead of building the shared responsibilities and shared opportunities necessary to advance our security and restore our influence.
The thematic emphasis of the visit is on shared democratic values — a pointed dig at China — and what the two countries say are shared opportunities.
But if you want a country of shared opportunities and shared responsibility, a we're-all-in-this-together society, you should vote for Barack Obama and Joe Biden.
Some Indian commentators have groused that all the diplospeak about shared opportunities obscures the fact that the trip lacks a "big idea" to excite or elevate the relationship, even as big, unavoidable problems are seemingly being avoided.
When the Women's Equality party was established, it had six core goals: equal representation, equal pay, equal education, equal treatment by and in the media, shared opportunities and responsibilities in parenting and caregiving, and an end to violence against women and girls.
"The unifying power of this game to address the major challenges of the 21st-century world, with all of its interdependence, to reduce its inequalities and instabilities, to transform it into a place of shared responsibilities and shared opportunities is enormous," Clinton said.
"It's really important that we have those conversations (with Bristol) to see where they lead us, but also that we exploit opportunities like the Severn estuary, where there is clear shared opportunity to lobby the UK government".
As partners in this fight, this is our shared opportunity and responsibility.
In the end, the challenge to keep up with millennials and others who are demanding change is a shared responsibility, and a shared opportunity.
The responsibility to make this vision reality - expanding the MCN community and cultivating a generation of ethical, effective, engaged leaders - is a shared opportunity for all of us.
Rather, they were a reaction against the destruction of a social contract that once regulated capitalism and delivered broadly shared opportunity and prosperity.
