common approach

The need for such a common approach is clear, today more than ever before.

We have now agreed to take a common approach on financial services.

This is a common approach taken by several production systems.

We hope that this step forward will lead to the development of a common approach to world issues.

For this reason, I believe that a common approach should be considered.

Since then, they have worked on a common approach to environmental improvement.

Next week the Council must decide on a common approach to an international force.

It is, in actual fact, an issue on which we need to have a common approach.

The most common approach, of course, is to take one's place in line at the return counter.

But perhaps the most common approach is to choose a particular date as a focus for your research.

It has to be based on a common approach with other donors.

The challenge was to make clear the assumptions and form a common approach within the industry.

A strong Europe is not bureaucratic, but has a common approach to those issues.

Next we're turning our attention to the more difficult issue of whether any common approach can be adopted.

Last, but not least, it is important, as I said, to adopt a common approach.

One common approach is to use the mother's maiden name as such.

There are two common approaches to playing without a shoulder rest.

Now we need some kind of common approach, for which the Commission is very happy to provide proposals.

I agree also that a common approach which does not have too many priorities is needed.

I welcome the recent agreement on the common approach to impact assessment.

Shared values among the team and a common approach is often at the core of success.

The time has come for a common approach to defend European interests in space.

Stealing them from the other side, or giving old ones new meaning, is the more common approach.

This presents you with the challenge of finding a common approach.

The most common approach is the first, or catheter based.