Sentence examples for a collective good from inspiring English sources

But, bound by a collective good will toward France, countries redoubled their efforts.

In a blog post called "Education is a collective good", the Islington North MP wrote: "Education is not about personal advancement but is a collective good that benefits our society and economy.

Free riding, benefiting from a collective good without having incurred the costs of participating in its production.

"We were all there for a collective good, and I was playing a role for the collective good," he said.

Across the world, though, people count on the availability of day care and see it as a collective good: Americans don't tend to do so as readily.

"Education is not about personal advancement but is a collective good that benefits our society and our economy," Mr Corbyn said.

This is probably the reason why many authors in political consulting prefer to interpret the problem in the sense of a collective goods issue.

By affirming the plasticity of nature ("everyone can be anyone"), a Marxist could hope to eradicate such innate distinctions and achieve a radical collective good.

Instead, the military is defended as a positive, collective good that we all benefit from.

In that sense, the realization of individual rights has become a battle for a new kind of collective good: a far more inclusive society in which the most vulnerable members may find shelter and representation.

Public health has four characteristics that provide much of the subject matter for public health ethics: (1) it is a public or collective good; (2) its promotion involves a particular focus on prevention; (3) its promotion often entails government action; and (4) it involves an intrinsic outcome-orientation.