At this year's annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, which took place as Hurricane Sandy made landfall, seminars explored the vast common ground between these two sciences.
A vast common ground does exist, a point that the leader of the Cordoba Center, Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, evokes in his book What's Right with Islam Is What's Right with America.
They may have different customs and beliefs, but what is striking is the vast extent of common ground between them on the issue of what it is for men and women to live well.
Ms. Murray and Mr. Ryan have believed for months that despite the vast policy gap, they could find common ground.
"But I think fundamental common ground that the vast majority of Republicans share is the belief in limited government, freedom and personal responsibility," Mr. Toomey said.
Maureen Zent Atlanta, April 30 , 2009 To the Editor: Patrick J. Toomey, the Republican candidate for Arlen Specter's Senate seat, says the "fundamental common ground that the vast majority of Republicans share is the belief in limited government, freedom and personal responsibility".
Mr. Emanuel sent letters to TD Bank, which provides a $60 million credit line to Smith & Wesson, and to Bank of America, which provides a $25 million line to Sturm, Ruger & Company, asking the C.E.O.'s to push the companies to "find common ground with the vast majority of Americans who support a military weapons and ammunition ban".
Outside of their work on issues at the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, the two found common ground in sharing their concerns as administrators of vast, urban jurisdictions.
A23 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 For Bloomberg Voters, Common Ground Was Key Aides to Mayor Bloomberg say they compiled a vast database of voters' tastes and profiles by calling them and asking them directly, rather than making assumptions based on public records.
The only common ground that should matter is the one on which the vast majority of people in need of evidence-based sexual and reproductive health care are now standing.
Even with the vast gulf between their faux respective beliefs, Mr. Stewart and his co-host, Stephen Colbert, found common ground in the failings of the press.
