Sentence examples for valued in common from inspiring English sources

Universal pre-K makes a universal statement: that public schools should be valued in common, and committed to by all members of a community.

We are Europeans and we have more values in common".

But as the Saudi Internet shows, we and Saudi Arabia have few values in common.

Values of our coins are written in words, with the dime not even mentioning the value in common English.

"And when you hear him talk, a lot of his values are Christian values in common with LDS people.

Having values in common can cut off conflicts at the pass.

Saudi Arabia and the United States share no values in common, and the difference is especially stark on freedom of expression.

Anyway, what sense does it make to define yourself against the country with which -- for all the differences -- you have so many values in common?

More broadly, America and the kingdom have almost no values in common; Saudi Arabia is a corrupt monarchy that stands for religious intolerance and the repression of women.

In a 2007 Pew Research Center survey, African-Americans were asked, "How much do you think middle-class blacks and poor blacks share values in common?" Thirty-one percent said, "Little or no values in common," and 65 percent said, "A lot or some values in common".

Above all, in the living company, members know "who is us," and they are aware that they hold values in common.