Sentence examples for to further common from inspiring English sources
When Russians and Chinese demand accountability from their governments, we can stand with them and work with their governments to further common interests.
It was seen as the most important meeting of the world's top global players, leaders able to wield pooled influence to further common interests and for the global good.
Now we must resurrect the common ground to further mutual respect and understanding between the two faiths.
Accordingly, when the results obtained during the analysis do not allow one to obtain further common threads or to observe marked differences between the subjects, replication has been achieved, and the research hypotheses can be validated (Hlady Rispal 2002).
To define further common ICE gene products and to identify ICE-type-specific genes, we performed similarity searches with all other amino acid sequences as well.
We hope that our data set will be valuable in the future meta-analyses that are likely to identify further common variants for psychotic illnesses with convincing statistical evidence.
These men were indicted with "engaging in conduct intended to further a common cause of overthrowing lawful authority" at the jail.
In contrast, the commission has acted with great speed to further the common interests of both parties in eroding the McCain-Feingold ban on soft money that is not subject to federal contribution limits.
It says parties to the TPP should engage in cooperative activity to "enhance opportunities to improve labour standards and to further advance common commitments regarding labour matters, including workers' wellbeing and quality of life and the principles and rights stated in the ILO declaration".
501(c)(4) of the U.S. tax code must be "operated exclusively to promote social welfare" and function "primarily to further the common good and general welfare of the people of the community," according to the IRS.
It's time to show what's possible when technologists use their skills not just to optimize click-throughs, but to enhance the machinery of civil society; to further the common good.
