Sentence examples for a collective dimension from inspiring English sources

He founded the Distributed Language Group, a community who aims to naturalise language by focusing on how directed, dialogical activity imbues human intelligence with a collective dimension that also makes literacy possible.

States therefore should provide resources for indigenous people to design, deliver, and control such services … in indigenous communities, the health of the individual is often linked to the health of the society as a whole and has a collective dimension' (8).

In Les Hommes de bonne volonté (1932 46; Men of Good Will) the Unanimist Jules Romains delved into the history of the Third Republic to try to show a transcendent, collective dimension connecting isolated individual experience.

People stopped highlighting the collective dimension of the game, how a goal was constructed, how a phase started.

Therefore, they have advocated that behaviour (e.g. smoking) should not be seen as individual risk factors stripped from their meaning, but rather as existing in a collective contextualised dimension that takes into account the interaction of social practices and structural factors (Frohlich, Potvin, Chabot, & Corin, 2002).

To assess the collective dimension of flood risk management, a panel of stakeholder representatives was constituted through the opportunity of presenting our experimental process at the National Flood Committee and to the local authorities in charge of PAPIs.

Also the identified criteria were adapted in each of the six AHP models, the objective was to compare their contribution through the collective dimension of their impact does it have an impact on the whole risk basin or on a small area and the effectiveness of their impact.

Incorporating expert valuation of flood risk and the use of Analytic Network and Analytic Hierarchy Processes, and arguing for the collective dimension of flood risk, Guillier highlights, in a sophisticated and evidence-based approach, the importance of prevention in flood risk assessment.

This book explores the notion of the collective dimension of freedom of religion or belief with a view to advance the protection of this right.

In doing so it seeks to identify how the standard of international review of the collective dimension of freedom of religion can be improved.

The book asks two main questions: what is the scope and nature of protection afforded to the collective dimension of freedom of religion or belief in international law, and, secondly, how does the protection of the collective dimension of freedom of religion or belief in Turkey compare and contrast to international standards?