Examples of using Commonality in English and their translations into German
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We may get lucky, find some commonality.
Look for some commonality, something we all touched.
Regardless of the style, there is one big commonality.
Commonality means that the two cultures are in agreement.
Choice of interview attire has international commonality but regional differences.
A commonality of teachers and students no longer existed.
Some modern findings about the commonality of humans in comparison with some Quranic facts.
Few leaders of the worldhave truly engaged the potential good for commonality.
You know, commonality, the first line in Charles' narration was.
They are diverse and respect the needs of individual partner countries,but they have a commonality of intent.
I think this is a'no-duh' commonality between the vast majority of the global population.
With the graduated grey shades of the outer façade,the colour concept developed by LiWooD highlights the commonality between the three building structures.
CON stands for commonality, VIS for power; and power and VIS can also be extended to VIS… ION.
  Font size: Description: Some modern findings about the commonality of humans in comparison with some Quranic facts.
If there is a commonality between the issues in the sprint, name the sprint around that theme.
For the time being there is still no immediate lockstep in marching towards the socialist world revolution,no centralized direct commonality of global action.
Another commonality among all participating companies was their vast experience in the food industry.
That words are the basis of communication, and the commonality of our language allows us to share ideas and learn from one another.
One commonality that these researchers are finding is that acne, although genetically passed on, can be controlled with diet.
Factors analysis wascarried out using the principal component method(commonality 1, varimax rotation) on the basis of a separately calculated missing-data correlation matrix.
D: As a commonality between the mountain and the hospital photographs I notice that the person isn't shown as an individual.
Content2project is as easy as a word processing: Log, Edit, Publish A high performance andeasy usability are not a conflict with content2project, but a commonality.
The commonality in both industries in a time of digitization is that people have been stable to date and more or less successful.
They are determined beginning with the needs of commonality and are measured by what is possible in the near future with the available human resources.
Commonality of costs increases the risk of a collusive outcome only if production costs constitute a large proportion of the variable costs concerned.
Nevertheless, finding commonality between a strict rules-based system and a more flexible principles-based system is not simple.
That commonality in backgrounds among IMF personnel allows the Fund to move fast in country rescues, not wasting time in endless debate.
However, the most frequent commonality between these manifestations is that all organizations have a central authority that executes most of the control.
Their commonality is that they adapt themselves to everyday situations and different needs and are simultaneously a fascinating and original highlight.
Thanks to the commonality of David's family names(Macdonald and Walker), research proves tricky but ten heirs were found for David's £100,000 estate in the end.