Sentence examples for collective aim from inspiring English sources

The collective aim of the team is more important than any personal ones.

He said his concept of "happy national identity" was clearly not the current reality in France, but a collective aim.

It should be our collective aim to make home ownership a more realistic prospect for more Londoners.

The collective aim is to make Leicestershire successful but I want to help players find their own way forward.

For him, "happy" national French identity was clearly not a current reality but an ideal and "collective aim" that could become possible if the country reformed.

We all like football but six weeks of compelling sport that relegates even José Mourinho and Louis van Gaal to the "in brief" columns has to be the collective aim.

Rather, he added, the collective aimed for the symbolic and practical "sharing of conversations".

In 1985 Billy Bragg, Paul Weller, Kirsty McColl and other musicians founded Red Wedge, a collective aimed at forcing her to do just that.

The Gamergate movement is tiny relative to the mainstream audience for games, and its collective aims are ambiguous, but it has still managed to make itself heard.

He takes up with the deeply serious Christine (Lola Créton), who's joined a slightly older moviemaking collective, aiming to celebrate and record the working class, whom they worship and to whom they consider themselves inferior.

Far from calling for the subjection of individual to collective aims, they argue, republican liberty is desirable in part because it enables citizens to pursue their private aims with assurances of security (Skinner 1984 , 1991 Spitz 1993; Viroli 2002; Maynor 2003).