Sentence examples for the shared understanding between from inspiring English sources

According to Fogg the shared understanding between mentor and mentee about current professional and sector challenges is a key to its success.

And despite the shared understanding between the show's creators and its fans and analysts that every woman is one of the SATC ladies, it has always been crushingly obvious that hardly any of us actually is.

A rousing and spontaneous standing ovation gave witness to the shared understanding between CEO and CSCO.

An additional challenge in the coding process, for the researchers not directly involved in the interview, was interpreting participants 'sense-making' as some of the narratives were not always clearly articulated in the text, but were implicit in the shared understanding between the interviewer and the participant.

Some of the lack of shared understanding between key stakeholders about APs suggests the need to create a forum that facilitates 'joined-up' thinking between employers, clinicians, educators and the commissioners of education programmes.

On coherence: There is some internal coherence in UNICEF's usptream work, through the shared understanding of upstream work and collaboration between different levels of UNICEF.

Leontiev (1981) provides an example of goal oriented social activity in his description of the primeval hunt, where there is a shared understanding between hunters that the goal is to kill the prey so that it can be converted to food and clothing to meet the needs of the individual and the collective.

Bisley said: "They are trying to keep a lid on it … there's a shared understanding between the sensible heads in Beijing and in Washington that, whatever their differences of opinions about this dispute, it is in no one's interests to have higher temperatures than necessary.

(2) Without these cues it is very difficult to create alignment and shared understanding between people, and in the absence of this mutuality, the possibility of empathy is greatly diminished.

No one among us underestimates how difficult it will be to attract the brightest of talents to a new specialty, encourage a genuine shared understanding between disparate academic disciplines and successfully align the array of incentives in the academic and health sectors.

If such a declaration comes before significant discussions and a shared understanding between Washington and Seoul on what the redefined U.S.-South Korean alliance would look like, it could hurt alliance management and cohesion.