The infringement of Russian citizens' rights to exercise these freedoms runs counter to our shared commitments to international norms and common interests in fostering modernization.
This attitude and perspective may be common in international institutions and in Europe or other parts of the world.
At French business school INSEAD, EMBA course directors point to an international focus as a common characteristic held by participants.
"Supervised independence" may have come to an end last year, but KFOR international peacekeepers remain a common sight in Kosovo.
It is clear that supply chain vulnerability and recovery plans for production delays may become more common as international industrial production increases.
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And he has met his demise because the government and the people of Yemen have joined the international community in a common effort against Al Qaeda.
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For once, American tourists have something in common with international currency traders: This summer, they are all wondering how the Greek financial crisis will impact the dollar.
The Convention encourages international cooperation to safeguard the common heritage of humanity.
The thieves were so flippant about law enforcement that they didn't even bother to conceal the origin of their mailings, a common practice for international hackers.
This is a common technique for international travelers, our soldiers deploying abroad and for people who want to use their phones once they are out of contract.
Again and again, North Korea has defied international accords, laws and common sense, creating and exporting long-range missiles, building nuclear capabilities and engaging in kidnappings, sabotage and cyberattack.
This will require reversing a number of policy decisions not least, the subordinating of our foreign policy decision-making to international organizations and lowest-common denominator consensuses taken in recent years.
Several changes that have unfolded during the last decades, and have significantly accelerated during the last decade, have made the common approach to international business strategy ever more inappropriate and misleading.
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This will require reversing a number of policy decisions -- not least, the subordinating of our foreign policy decision-making to international organizations and lowest-common denominator consensuses -- taken in recent years.
There is no compelling reason in your non-federal framework, on issues other than those bearing directly on the functioning of the Union, for member states to have common positions in international organisations.
The second misconception that underlies the common approach towards international business strategy is that it is about overcoming challenges that operations in foreign, unfamiliar environments raise, as well as those that result from the need to coordinate activities across multiple countries.
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Common Article 3 of the conventions, which relates to "non-international armed conflicts" -- the most common form of conflict in the world today -- is applicable to the situation in Syria.
For me, we find those common values and shared principles in the United Nations Charter, as well as the body of international agreements that are the foundation of our common quest for development, peace and security and human rights.
It hardly helps that Mr Cavallo, accustomed to performing on the international conference circuit, lacks the common touch.
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These actions violate international norms and every standard of common decency.
However we've been working to see if we can move forward in a common position with the international community in support of a political transition within Syria.
And we are currently working on a number of tracks ourselves in that we have a diplomatic track to forge, as the President said, a common response from the international community.
To accomplish the goals of national ownership, international leadership, coherence, a common strategy and predictable and credible delivery, he continued, it was crucial to develop a clear understanding of responsibilities within the United Nations and to cultivate the pool of international civilian expertise and leadership, ready for rapid deployment, as recommended in the report.
But a revitalized NATO will continue to hew to that original vision of its founders, allowing us to rally collective action for the defense of our people, while building upon the broader belief of Roosevelt and Churchill that all nations have both rights and responsibilities, and all nations share a common interest in an international architecture that maintains the peace.
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In contrast to the common approach, I view international business strategy as a distinctive strategic field that requires its own tools and frameworks in order to be understood and analyzed properly.
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Tony Blair would not have been able to operate in the way that he has very successfully done so, in building the international coalition because if you have a common foreign policy or common defence policy, in the end you always have to go to the lowest common denominator.
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