Sentences with phrase «commonality of»

As they considered carefully the risks attendant to their many options and future uncertainties, they came to understand that the commonality of their underlying interests and those of their son far outweighed their initial, more rigid, positions about who had the superior plan for moving forward.

Amongst a range of responsibilities, the group representative is tasked with ensuring each local government group's processes have to the greatest extent possible an overall commonality of approach.

Justice Wilcox found that in 1829 the claim area was occupied and used by «Aboriginal people who spoke dialects of a common language and who acknowledged and observed a common body of laws and customs».47 He accepted that what united and distinguished them from neighbouring groups was a «commonality of belief, language, custom and material culture».48 Though sub-groups or families exercised particular rights and responsibilities for particular areas to which they «belonged», those rights and responsibilities arose from a wider normative system that operated within the broader Noongar society.49 The rights of the sub-group were burdened by the entitlement of others to access land for various purposes.50

Due to the commonality of these circumstances for children in foster care, it makes sense that a high number of foster care children have reactive attachment disorder.

So the secret of a successful multi-targeted resume depends upon the commonality of the qualifications.

The second commonality of these companies is that they are all actively seeking — and finding — clients outside of their home countries — in many cases the United States and other countries where the regulatory environments are more restrictive.

The first commonality of these companies is that they are all taking advantage of the modernized regulatory environments of England and Wales or Australia (if not both) to develop and offer products and services that would be far more difficult to develop and offer in a more restrictive regulatory environment.

The third commonality of these companies is that they attract investment, create jobs and bring tax revenue to their home countries of England and Wales and of Australia.

«An important part of our common law is that we should have a commonality of judicial voices and, of course, we have a single judicial voice or very few judicial voices in this area of the law.»

The executrix can not claim solicitor - client privilege over such documents because they have a commonality of interest with the beneficiaries in the administration of the estate.

[18] The requirement for a joint or commonality of interest was recognized in MacPherson, where Humphries J. says at para. 18:

There are technical standards by standards bodies to assist develop commonality of practices.

Despite the differences of persons with disabilities, there is a general commonality of experience in respect of these seven UNCFPD indicators of well - being.

For relationships to prosper, essentially there needs to be a commonality of interest and hard work — but balanced hard work.

The commonality of arbitration clauses for nursing home entry varies by state, says Antonio Romanucci, a Chicago plaintiff lawyer who handles nursing - home - abuse lawsuits.

What matters is commonality of understanding and you are encouraged to copy liberally from previously written and approved documents.

But, irrespective or the rarity / commonality of the rainfall, it was forecast by ECMWF 5 - 10 days in advance, sufficient time to warn and get people and property out of harms way.

Note: As before, italics represent sections of paraphrase summary, while regular font indicates sections of substantial commonality of wording.

Surely there is more to dogma than commonality of purpose, concerted action, and shared beliefs.

Feeling isolated in your struggle is disempowering — better to invoke the commonality of our struggles.

We had a dream — that the President would understand the commonality of solutions for energy security, national security and climate stability — and that he would exercise hands — on leadership, taking the matter to the public, avoiding backroom crippling deals with special interests.

This commonality of anthro spikes in theoretically independent datasets bespeaks of a common origin.

But as Quadros said, it's the intangibles of «people from different corners relating on the commonality of working together for a group project» that is the heart of the Living Campus.

While details differ among groups in terms of scientific missions, tuning targets and tunable parameters, there is a core commonality of approaches.

Beyond their shared commonality of where the work was produced, the exhibition presents a range of styles, references, thought processes and outcomes.

Employing the common phrase, «thinking the same,» Ruscha takes the assumed commonality of thought implied, and lays the text across two fields of disparate color, pink and green, clashing against both each other as well as the phrase that joins them.

Her work is created by a wholly original mash - up of Western modernism and post-modernism, classical South Asian and Tibetan traditions, and is always defined by the commonality of the painter's touch and sensitivity for process and materiality, creating work of a deeply personal iconography that investigates the universal dilemmas and mysteries of existence.

The body of work exhibited represents visually, if abstractly, the relationship and commonality of land, animal and self, inspired by eco-feminism and the concept of string figures explored by the philosopher Donna Haraway.

Additionally, the activities should have a commonality of inclusion, sharing and social interaction.

Embracing the newly established medium of photography, Douglass forcefully counteracted racist stereotypes and embodied the commonality of humanity.

Over the last two years, one of the main goals of Ota Fine Arts is to bring more regional character, originality and commonality of the Asian cultural belt into the programmes.

Using this seemingly mundane subject matter, Rusty explores the commonality of the human experience through images of family vacations, yearbook photos or children at play.

Collectively, the exhibition celebrates the commonality of human experience through a sport that embodies one of the few common languages worldwide.

Through his thematic commonality of quadruple eyed animals, Weldon intentionally disorients the viewing experience by juxtaposing a subject that is impulsively attractive yet eerily disturbing.

When seemingly original game concepts take flight it's because existing communities of players pick them up — one games journalist, for good or ill, is always talking to a community of players who must share some commonality of practice with that writer or they would not read them.

I've written about the dangers and commonality of pet obesity.

In the year before the ordinance, 2005, 502 pit bulls were impounded, compared to only 252 in 2007.7 When breed - specific laws are combined with an anti-chaining ordinance, as was done in Little Rock's pit bull ordinance, excellent outcomes resulted as well: The commonality of seeing a pit bull chained in its owner's yard disappeared.8

I'm sure other vet students out there will attest to the commonality of the questions: «So what made you want to be a vet?»

Whatever marginal differences they might have (I've never actually seen any, but am happy to acknowledge the theoretical possibility) are eclipsed by this commonality of purpose.

I have never «Met» an author whose book I have reviewed, Not face to face... but we have all a commonality of interest... «We love the written word» or the audio word, or the word that popped into our scrambled brain a lifetime ago.

They did not have the history they had with their own families and they all had the commonality of being different.

The all - new 2010 Fusion and Milan are the latest vehicles in the Ford lineup to benefit from the company's push to improve the commonality of its powertrain products globally.

But when you hammer out of the Trigger and onto the Bridge Straight at Summit Point's Shenandoah Circuit, the ass - end hanging out on the stripes as the TORSEN limited - slip differential plants both rear Bridgestones convincingly into the pavement, there's a distinct commonality of character that makes you forget entirely that the badge on the steering wheel is more often at home on upscale Camry clones and near - luxury hybrids.

Driving the Cooper S Convertible, I quickly found the camaraderie of the Mini community, despite the commonality of the cars in my area of the world.

Shared parts As you'd expect, there's a reasonable commonality of mechanicals across the three IONIQs.

Instead of getting into a dissertation on the historic decline that these cities have woefully harbored (through endless grants) and their blight - ridden commonality of culture, We will, today at least, stick to the elephant.

Of course, by «commonality of content,» I do not mean a 100 percent common curriculum across the nation under which each child in each early grade follows exactly the same course of study.

The hope now is that the public will see that at the core of this issue is not our agreed need for some commonality of knowledge; at The Core is conformity to a totalitarian workforce development system.

Coherence and commonality of curriculum, gained through specifying core content, has decisive educational advantages over our vague, laissez faire curriculum arrangements.

Before the CCSMS came along, America long resisted the idea of commonality of standards and curriculum — but it did not resist such commonality in actual classrooms.