Sentence examples for collective acknowledgement from inspiring English sources

It is a challenge best met by collective acknowledgement of its importance, collective commitment to the need.

I don't know what it will take to interrupt all of this, but I'm sure it begins with a collective acknowledgement of the darkness of our past.

This is a collective acknowledgement of not one lone heckler, but the wild parliamentarians of 19th century Canada who used to thrown it down in the house, literally and figuratively.

As Julian Reid and Brad Evans write in their new book, Resilient Life: The Art of Living Dangerously, this growing cult of resilience masks a tacit acknowledgement that no collective project could even aspire to tame the proliferating threats to human existence – we can only hope to equip ourselves to tackle them individually.

We is an appropriate acknowledgement of the collective aspects of social life in which all knowing is social distributed.

Our goal here is to explore in a quantitative manner the relationship between performance, an individual measure, and success, a collective measure capturing the societal acknowledgement of a given level of performance.

For information sharing it also has implications as it moves people from an individualistic perspective ('my information is best') to an acknowledgement of the collective perspective and role ('my information is one piece in the big picture of response').

It is an occasion to highlight how critical mental health wellness is to our collective well-being, and the growing acknowledgement of the crucial interplay between emotional and physical health.

In the end, perhaps the most enduring racial consequence of Obama's election will be the acknowledgement and disavowal of our collective naiveté.

Not only do such collective community-led elements of natural resource management warrant acknowledgement in urban green space planning, but their distribution and productivity may provide a valuable social-ecological laboratory for the study of polycentric governance and adaptive capacity in the urban environment.

But proposing that the state should meet some or all of people's basic living costs would be an implicit acknowledgement that work alone cannot possibly deliver the collective security that the left has always seen as its basic mission, and that space has to be created for the other elements of people's lives.