Sentence examples for action individually from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, high SES participants stated that each individual decides what they do, initiate community action individually, gradually initiate group activity, and then invite community leaders to start community-level action.

Leaders of the G7 said that unless Russia stopped all efforts to annex Ukraine's Crimea region they would "take further action, individually and collectively".

"Some women have to wait years, and some even die in the time it takes to get justice from their employers on their pay, because they have to take action individually," he added.

Those officials added that they did not expect academic institutions to take action individually, said one of them, Dr. Adrian Dobs, a professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.

Google argued last month that the authors should instead take action individually, but Judge Denny Chin rejected that argument in a written decision, saying that class action "is the superior method for resolving this litigation".

Outer action (individually and collectively) and inner development, as well as attention to the way we are with each other, need one another and have a reciprocal effect – if one is missing, the other is lost or falls short of its potential.

"We will continue to watch developments closely and will continue to take appropriate actions, individually and collectively, in order to secure stability and growth in our economies".

The word consumer describes people as having certain experiences and taking certain actions individually or collectively (similar to worker, employee, manager).

In response to Russia's violation of Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and to demonstrate our determination to respond to these illegal actions, individually and collectively we have imposed a variety of sanctions against Russia and those individuals and entities responsible.

However, their own actions, individually and in the ensemble, will have an impact on the condition of the least advantaged members of society.

It's sad that as a society we often think that our actions individually do not make a difference.