Sentence examples for sustaining a common from inspiring English sources

"Whether it is called coordination of policies or economic government," it adds, "only the European Council is capable of delivering and sustaining a common European strategy for more growth and more jobs".

Whether it is called co-ordination of policies or economic government, only the European Council is capable of delivering and sustaining a common European strategy for more growth and more jobs".

The pope explained in his U.N. speech that he views environmental stewardship not as preserving inanimate surroundings, but as sustaining a "common home" in which human beings and other creatures coexist.

However, if these different variants share a common molecular function, thus sustaining a common biological process, focusing on their combined effect will still be a valuable approach.

Of course, there were differences between them - Britain's Tony Blair has won wide admiration in the US for his straight talk - but they sustained a common determination to stop mass murder.

Only a significant consolidation of European integration can sustain a common currency without the need for a neverending series of bailouts, which in the long term would strain the solidarity of the European national populations in the eurozone on both sides – donor countries and recipients – to breaking point.

On the art market, in Time magazine, 1989: If there were only one copy of each book in the world, fought over by multimillionaires and investment trusts, what would happen to one's sense of literature – the tissue of its meanings that sustain a common discourse?

And it is sustained by a common language, a common culture; our legal system is directly inherited from the English system; our system of government reflects many of these same values.

The tissue regeneration mechanisms employed by corals that have sustained a physical injury are common to wound-healing processes across metazoans [ 50].

Having sustained a fracture was more common among women in their 50s and 60s than among younger women; among men, there was no marked difference between the age groups.

Sustaining supervision is a common challenge for both facility and community-based programs in weak health systems [ 41, 45].