Sentence examples for collective determination from inspiring English sources

This agreement was the result of brave choices, political leadership, collective determination and hard work.

The 2-1 home victory scarcely did justice to Denmark's greater collective determination.

"It's a collective determination to make sure that they remain Ebola-free," Caulker, of Fambul Tok, said.

The Huskies possessed a collective determination Tuesday, a sense of inevitability, while Stanford seemed to lack sufficient resolve and muscle.

The heads of the major sporting bodies were at the announcement and a statement from their umbrella organisation, COMPPS, outlined the collective determination to tackle the issue.

Particular to the British character would appear to be a collective determination that freedom of expression rules, boundaries being there to be broken.

One way of achieving the appropriate trade-off between safety and injury costs is through collective determinations of what acts or activities are too dangerous to be permitted.

The 1934 Act was directed particularly at control over the initial step in collective bargaining—the determination of the employees' representatives.

Similarly, the phenomenon of 'transdetermination' in which cells change their original segmental determination in transplantation experiments (Gehring, 1967), is not a clonal but a collective decision.

There is a range of sociological, psychological, or linguistic descriptions that could characterize the culture of a society as more or less in accord with the concern of liberalism with individual and collective self-determination.

Whereas in America it is thought "that the state would be undermining its democratic legitimacy were it to discriminate against certain viewpoints" — an argument made by Ronald Dworkin in his essay — in France the state wants to make it clear that "racism has no place in collective self-determination".