Sentence examples for agreed collective from inspiring English sources

By extension, Blow-Up seems to suggest swinging London itself was some agreed collective hallucination.

"It was an agreed collective decision," Mr. Myler told the committee, according to Bloomberg.

The G7 group of industrialised nations has agreed collective action needs to be taken to target tax avoidance and evasion, the chancellor George Osborne has said.

Corbyn, who had disagreed with the shadow work and pensions secretary, Owen Smith, by saying he personally opposed any cap on household welfare benefits, returned to the agreed collective line to say there would be a review of Labour's position.

The sherpas also agreed collective action on climate change, ranging from looking at ways to reduce dependence on fossil fuels to the transfer of cleaner technology, specifically nuclear, to emerging countries such as China and India.

The lack of agreed collective action at the Rio+20 Earth summit in July to deliver the goals of the UN initiative of 'Sustainable Energy for All' (SE4All) should have come as no surprise.

Unlike the top-down approach of Labour and the Conservatives, the party's parliamentarians would debate their stance internally, to try to agree collective positions.

And, as I hope any feminist who has seen hardcore pornography will agree, collective action and discussion is needed now more than ever.

It wasn't good enough for the leader to routinely defer to his shadow chancellor when confronted with a difficult decision – a shadow chancellor who on three separate occasions undermined my efforts to agree collective positions on health matters.

Almost all of those now writing about collective responsibility agree that collective responsibility would make sense if it were merely an aggregative phenomenon.

May said the cabinet had "agreed our collective position for the future of our negotiations with the EU".