Sentence examples for to taking common from inspiring English sources

In December, as this article was being prepared, A.I.G. formally requested Feinberg's permission to have the option "in appropriate cases" to go back to taking common stock instead of the phantom stock.

Another priority was to take common action on the environment.

Public health officials urged people to remain calm and to take common sense precautions.

The judge said the prosecutors had failed to take "common sense precautions" to avoid the problem.

"We think that European privacy officials need to take common action on this".

It reflects his creative nature--the ability to take common things and use them to make art.

Ms. Bierlein also realized she needed to take common charges and taxes into account, so her maximum dropped to $1.4 million.

A second group was assigned to take common pain relievers like acetaminophen and — in some cases, at the discretion of a doctor — stronger drugs like narcotics and muscle relaxants.

The U.S. Embassy in Saudi Arabia's neighboring state of Bahrain, which has so far reported no cases of the virus, is meanwhile reported to have told Americans there to take common sense precautions against the virus, like regular hand-washing and avoiding contact with anyone who appears to be sick.

It takes time and it takes a League and a union willing to actually do something to take common sense measures.

Whether or not the country-of-origin labeling on meat survives or is ended by the House bill and WTO ruling, TPP plays for far larger stakes, the ground rules that affect our very potential to take common action.