Sentence examples for with a shared understanding from inspiring English sources

They fail when partners don't start with a shared understanding of the resources' value.

We left with a shared understanding of our brand and a clear vision that now informs decision making across the company: to redefine what an orchestra can do.

Together with President Dmitri Medvedev, we also launched a fundamentally new phase in NATO-Russia relations, with a shared understanding of common security challenges, and agreements to cooperate on Afghanistan, the fight against terrorism and piracy, and missile defense.

While each board focuses on a particular community's needs and advocacy points, they approach their work with a shared understanding of their collective purpose, requirements and expectations (outlined below).

Ideally, the work begins in school and extends through to further and higher education, with a shared understanding of what it means to be digitally literate across the curriculum so that students are supported at all levels and at all stages of their learning path.

Interview responses to open-ended questions indicated that more effective IT governance performance outcomes are associated with a shared understanding of business and IT objectives; active involvement of IT steering committees; a balance of business and IT representatives in IT decisions; and comprehensive and well-communicated IT strategies and policies.

However, beyond external variables, unions willing to engage in the organisational structure of a company have to invest resources in building a culture of mutual trust with management; implying a shared understanding of common goals, good communication and joint efforts to resolve mutual problems.

No one says it should stop with this acceptance, but it would be helpful if any kind of dialogue about mental illness, let alone therapeutic process, began with as much of a shared understanding of the experience as possible.

Prescribing physicians should engage in open dialogue with patients to create a shared understanding of patient and provider goals and priorities for chronic disease medications.

Moreover, for effective public health policy and compliance with Dutch legal regulations, a shared understanding of key concepts and terminology is essential.

Commonly the Medical Officer will just "tell the patient to continue medication, sometimes without physical examination" (HP); they report having little time to talk with patients, and they simply "take their [the patient's] word" as to whether they are adhering to medication and modifying their lifestyle as the doctors have insufficient time to engage with them to ensure a shared understanding.