"cosa común" in English

That lie is that Britain’s national interest lies in something called a European common foreign policy.

That lie is that Britain’ s national interest lies in something called a European common foreign policy.

They have one thing in common: an urge to confine peoples' democratic reach behind national borders.

However, they all have one thing in common.

They have one thing in common, however.

We are supposed to have a common fisheries policy, but in many regions of Europe the approach is anything but common.

Paradoxical though it may appear, the different positions expressed this evening did have one thing in common, and that is concern.

They share one thing in common: neither urban policy nor regional planning policy have any foundation in the Amsterdam Treaty.

These two epidemics have one thing in common: they can both be directly linked to feeding animal waste back to animals.

It was simply a sweetener for one Member State so that it would approve the common position, which it then did not do.

We have heard much about ex-presidents, the Pope, academics; they all have one thing in common, they are totally powerless.

Successful policy and successful psychotherapy have one thing in common: both require a great deal of openness, honesty, patience and commitment.

We also see a danger in adopting an EU health card since we fear that it will be a step towards further integration and finally lead to a common EU health policy. We do not want that.

The fact remains that the Haug report and the Kuckelkorn report have one thing in common which deserves attention and which also deserves a much wider debate than we are allowed here.

Mr President, the two reports which we are debating today have at least one thing in common: they contain a whole raft of unfulfillable wishes and desires with regard to the Mediterranean region.