community of interests

Now we are becoming a political union and a genuine community of interests.

Now we are a community of interests with our feet in Asia and facing the world together."

"They discussed every important decision and had a community of interests in art and culture.

"Aside from my own feelings, we have a certain community of interests, which I wish to exploit.

He said that although the goals are important, differences among minorities could be heightened "rather than promoting a community of interests."

Europe is, after all, not just a community of interests, but also a community of values.

They were more like one great family in that neighborhood, with a community of interests, a unity of ideals.

They have proposed categories and found beneath the diversity of approaches a community of interests.

She'd discovered that most of her passengers inevitably found they shared a community of interests.

Their friendship, in short, was based on a community of interests and on the fact that each, in some way, needed the other."

Sir Charles was a retiring man, but the chance of his illness brought us together, and a community of interests in science kept us so.

In order to involve the whole advertising industry, the Cristal Club is divided into communities of interests.

Having recognized a valuable community of interests, the CIG continued to meet to address other issues.

Our community of interests with Mexico has also led to a willingness to help shoulder Mexico's crushing external debt burden.

The state and the Justice Department had argued that the area represented a community of interests and was geographically compact.

"It's a sign we're sitting on the same side of the table, that we have a community of interests, not a conflict of interest," he said.

"A closer examination shows that these beings... not only do not damage each other, but often constitute a community of interests.

The EU is not just a community of interests but one of values; that is what gives it its economic strength and political clout.

I would like to end by emphasizing that the citizens must feel a European identity which makes them conscious of our European community of interests.

Solidarity is unity (as of a group or class) that produces or is based on community of interests, objectives, and standards.

Castronova states that users "are a community of interests who are affected by the decisions of a coding authority, usually the game developers."

There was a lot at stake, as the C&O and N&W through the secret "community of interests pact" were carefully controlling coal shipping rates.

Some of the recognition of the longstanding community of interests between that country and the United States was the result of Hay's stay there.

Finally, the perceived threat of the Soviet Union in the late 1940s created a community of interests for the occupiers and for conservative, social order-conscious administrators.

Geographic Integrity: Districts shall minimize the division of cities, counties, local neighborhoods and communities of interests to the extent possible, without violating previous criteria.