Sentence examples for call for collective from inspiring English sources

Our calendar is chock full of dates that call for collective action or attention to environmental issues.

"China's and India's energy challenges are the world's energy challenges, which call for collective responses," it said.

Issues raised by the presence of location economies are interlaced with those of the management of common pooled resources (CPR) (i.e., partially rival, partially excludable resources localized in relatively small areas) that also call for collective action at the local level (Ostrom 1990).

Also external economies both in the form of network economies and location economies are extensively relational and may call for collective actions (Schmitz 1995).5 For example, web networks usually help small companies to be more visible both in the business environment (i.e., in B2B relationships) and in the market for the final product.

At the Summit, we will call for collective efforts to prevent and tackle gender-based violence, which often increases in conflicts and disasters as rule of law falters and vulnerabilities multiply.

End Violence Against Children will help shine a light on the invisible horrors of violence and abuse that undermine the lives of hundreds of millions of children, and call for collective action to get informed, speak out and join in existing efforts with those equally concerned about violence in their own communities.

Coupled with information already gathered from sources like Web surfing and credit cards, the data is the basis for an emerging field called collective intelligence.

At the same time it calls for collective efforts.

He called for collective effort "bring the country back together".

There will be fresh scientific warnings and calls for collective responsibility and urgent action.

Fourteen nations have signed the Antarctic Treaty, which calls for collective decisions on matters of mutual concern.