I think that a number of common denominators have emerged this morning, as have some exceptions to those common denominators.

Still, he says, September is a project that will grapple with the region's commonalities.

We understand that there are numerous commonalities and interconnections among the post Soviet countries, in terms of economic interdependence and cultural commonalities.

Identification and promotion of common ground among civilizations in order to address common challenges threatening shared values, universal human rights and achievements of human society in various fields

The systematic reforms in the United Kingdom, Denmark, Sweden, Poland, and Estonia have much in common.

The MT30 retains 80 commonality with the Trent 800, the engine for the Boeing 777.

Attention was drawn to the common features of Afro descendants as the descendants of slaves who had been deprived of their mother tongue, culture and religion.

Emphasizing the need to acknowledge and respect the richness of all civilizations and to seek common ground among civilizations in order to address comprehensively common challenges facing humanity,

Although the Russian and Kazakh banking systems share several common features, there are also some fundamental differences.

It's about how you approach problems. And there is this huge, beautiful commonality between design, business and the world.

It was named after Westphalia, but it is a misnomer since the kingdom had little territory in common with that area.

Moreover, such commonalities go beyond the principle of humanity and the Golden Rule of Reciprocity.

The Strategic Economic Dialogue sidestepped this disagreement on burden sharing and focused instead on what the two countries have in common.

Now the protectionism of Argentine dance teachers aside, I found this very interesting. So I decided to focus on three of those commonalities.

Two days of intensive discussions revealed important differences in perspective, but also many commonalities.

Oh yeah, right. You really didn't have that much in common with her, and you figured that out just about the time she threw the engagement ring in your face.

Agreement in these areas is not merely a reflection of some lowest common denominators in each area, Europe has contributed important added value at a global level.

Based on an assessment of potential commonality among the political parties, such a compromise would limit the contractionary fiscal impact to some 1.5 of GDP.

You know, commonality, the first line in Charles' narration was, The same stars that shine down on Russia shine down on the United States. From the sky, our cities look much the same.

If Obama and Xi lift their heads above the parapets and begin charting a jointly agreed course through the coming decade, they may find that they have much in common.

Such real debates as there are tend to focus on process rather than substance and many so called decisions simply reflect the lowest common denominator of widely different opinions.

Emphasizing the need to acknowledge and respect the richness of all civilizations, to seek common grounds among and within civilizations in order to address threats to global peace and common challenges to human values and achievements, taking into consideration, inter alia, cooperation, partnership and inclusion,

The current savings would be offset by returning the unused portion to the communal pool, which would increase the common charges.

Full budget of the Joint Inspection Unit (before recosting) 10,574,900

Standard cost cutting measures and business process improvements common to both options

And although the circumstances of our lives may seem very distant, with me standing here as the First Lady of the United States of America, and you, just getting through school, I want you to know that we have very much in common.

Indeed, dealing with it might require reconciling the pivot to Asia with an ongoing presence in the Middle East, if only because the two regions have much in common.

In this connection, preference was expressed for some kind of framework convention or high level reference document which extracted commonalities from existing treaties and carefully developed them for the future development of international law in the area.

What can American Tea Party enthusiasts, Russian chauvinists, fearful Dutch and Danes, and Singaporean leftists possibly have in common that is driving this anti immigrant sentiment?

LN I think that those of us who spend our lives between two cultures have a double vision which allows us to be a sort of bridge, translators of different environments which actually have a lot in common. The happy medium that Aristotle talked about.

They noted potential joint programming costs and overlapping agency roles, which could blur accountability and transparency.

And I think that's one of the commonalities between modernism and traditional design. I think it may be a real common ground as we kind of figure out what on earth to do in the next 20 or 30 years.

Major Programme H continues to incorporate two programmes, common buildings management and joint buildings management, which are largely distinguished by their source of funding, with the former being funded jointly by all VIC based organizations and the latter only by UNOV, UNIDO and CTBTO.

The key common denominators will be the recognition and encouragement of innovation, developing methodologies to identify and harness traditional and indigenous resources and knowledge, and the goals of gender equity and community participation.

It is not just that China and India have little in common, save for the fact that they occupy a rather vast landmass called Asia. It is also that they are already at very different stages of development.

For example, the proper divisors of 6 are 1, 2, and 3.

The Mixed Commission has been able to obtain voluntary contributions to cover the costs related to the work of two military advisers and a legal expert on the maritime boundary.

There was the US government s eleventh hour decision to table hundreds of objections to the final Summit Declaration, effectively reducing it to a series of lowest common denominator platitudes.

There is currently common funding for certain shared costs, such as headquarters, with contributions linked to the member states GDPs.

The Board also requested the Director General to submit to the Conference revisions to the original proposal. The present document constitutes the Director General's revised programme and budget proposals for the biennium 2006 2007 in accordance with the Board decision.

Moreover, there are enormous co benefits to mitigation lower emissions of GHGs would be accompanied by lower air pollution and increased energy security, agricultural output, and employment. If these co benefits were taken fully into account, that price tag of 3 of GDP in 2030 would be substantially lower, perhaps even negative.

Another aspect of the increased security related costs is the higher contribution level to joint activities with United Nations bodies.

The response to 9 11 and to Dominique Strauss Kahn s recent encounter with an African chambermaid in a New York hotel have very little in common, except for one thing once again, cultural conflict was invoked in a misleading way.

Speakers during the two day high level segment encouraged countries to meet and to strengthen their pledges of official development assistance (ODA), noting that a common characteristic of poor countries was the servicing of the principal and interest on their external debt.

These would be utilized mainly at the start up phase of new missions and adjusted on the basis of experience.