Sentence examples for basis of collective from inspiring English sources
But once history has happened, it has happened forever, and as long as people wish to forge their identity on the basis of collective memory there can be no annulment of its consequences.
It is clear that the US intervening in Syria is also able to do so on a legal basis of collective self defence because the government of Iraq has identified that there is a present threat to Iraq coming from Syria.
In reality, those who make such charges merely expose their determination to keep their own people in the dark about the reality affecting their own lives, unable to correct or adjust – or even accept their fate on the basis of collective will, rather than the decisions of the few.
The prime minister also confirmed on Wednesday that Australian strike aircraft – which have been involved in coalition bombing raids in Iraq since 2014 – would expand their missions into Syria within a week on the basis of "collective self-defence" of Iraq.
The final decision about the availability of a PU channel is made on the basis of collective information received.
Nations are defined in terms of 'the people' - ie. the mass of population on a territory, regardless of class or occupation - who become "the bearer of sovereignty, the central object of loyalty, and the basis of collective solidarity" (Greenfeld, 1992: 14).
The campaigns to free the Panthers and raise money for legal defence are the basis of the collective memory of the party.
An enterprise organization structure defines the relationships among people, along with their respective responsibilities and authority, as the basis of their collective efforts to achieve enterprise objectives.
So rather than viewing axioms as maximally self-evident we ought instead to think of them as being chosen on the basis of their (collective) capacity to systematize, derive, and explain the basic arithmetical facts.
12. Appiah also notes that individual identity may have features that do not form the basis of a collective identity and for which there is no corresponding social category.
