Sentence examples for to forge a common approach from inspiring English sources

Rivalries within Muslim communities have made it more difficult to forge a common approach to imams.

It introduces more ambitious plans to improve action in tackling international crime, and to forge a common approach to asylum and immigration.

Mr. Thomas, the new Ways and Means Committee chairman, said he has already begun consulting with Representative Charles B. Rangel, the committee's ranking Democrat, to try to forge a common approach.

But the spat, only one of several that have dogged discussions within NATO about industrial co-operation, bodes ill for efforts to forge a common approach to other new defence challenges.The Europeans' reaction is prickly partly because they are so conscious of the problems of their own defence industries.

It remains to be seen whether they can forge a common approach on the deteriorating economy and the civil war, the two most pressing problems.

Other executives suggested the dispute was doing little to forge a common strategy to use computing to advance economic and educational development.

And the unions failed to forge a common front.

There is not a lot of time left for the world to forge a common position.

However the 27 member states are unlikely to forge a common line.

Colin Powell, the American secretary of state, has praised Greece's efforts to forge a common EU position on Iraq.

But she said the Tucson tragedy had not caused Republicans to forge a common agenda with Democrats.