Sentence examples for collective declarations from inspiring English sources

This is a positive decision that communities themselves have made and have celebrated through public, collective declarations.

"And, unlike in other European countries, in Spain there has been no collective declaration of guilt or rejection of the past".

Collective resolution.

And yet who could dispute the fact that, when it comes to unabashed, even triumphalist declarations of collective neurosis, the Jews have had the market locked down for a long time — so much so, in fact, that they are the only ethnic group I know of that members of other ethnic groups will unabashedly declare to be suffering from collective neurosis.

A student of Gwendolyn Brooks and a contemporary of Nikki Giovanni, Ms. Rodgers first came to prominence with poems that were strident, militant and experimental — free-verse declarations of collective black anger and a black woman's selfhood, written in street language replete with profanities and vernacular spellings.

Now, one may ask who can create a social entity by means of a declaration, and whose collective recognition of the validity of this declaration is necessary.

Therefore, a declaration and collective recognition by, to recapitulate Searle's formulation, the people involved are both necessary and jointly sufficient conditions for the creation of social entities.

This question targets not only the PIA in question but Searle's whole account of social entities, because it prevents a clear response to the question of how strong the collective recognition of a declaration has to be.

NAIROBI, Kenya, 14 December 2009 Last monthhundredseds of men, women and children gathered in a Somali stadium in the early morning heat to witness a historic declaration: the collective abandonment of female genital mutilation and cutting (FGM/C)...    Email this article.

By Denise Shepherd-Johnson NAIROBI, Kenya, 14 December 2009 Last monththundredseds of men, women and children gathered in a Somali stadium in the early morning heat to witness a historic declaration: the collective abandonment of female genital mutilation and cutting (FGM/C) by representatives from 20 communities.

Somali communities say 'No' to female genital cutting NAIROBI, Kenya, 14 December 2009 Last monththundredseds of men, women and children gathered in a Somali stadium in the early morning heat to witness a historic declaration: the collective abandonment of female genital mutilation and cutting (FGM/C) by representatives from 20 communities.