Sentence examples for collective action and from inspiring English sources

It distracts us from the need for collective action, and it doesn't add up to enough.

The focus is on individual triumph and luck; not collective action and social responsibility.

The Finns have proven that health inequalities can be tackled with collective action and determination.

Today working people are coming together through collective action, and many employers are starting to listen.

He altered clause I of Labour's constitution to include a pledge to "make communities stronger through collective action and support".

Was Mr Osborne's speech, then, a stirring call to collective action and a passionate avowal of macroeconomic togetherness?

"We have to relearn the lessons of labor from the 1930s and 1940s – of collective action and collective message".

We have to believe in the power of collective action and in the possibilities the EU can offer.

The late sociologist Ulrich Beck wrote that risk can help human societies rediscover the importance of collective action and responsibility.

"The huge increase in collective action and funding given to the major infectious diseases such as diarrhoea, measles, tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, and malaria has had a real impact.

Historically, farmers — at the mercy of commodity prices, the railroads, the banks, the weather and more — would turn to collective action and government for protection and stability.