Sentence examples for collective for which from inspiring English sources

In our case, we are interested not so much on individuals' rationality but on the rationality of the professional collective for which we hypothesize some actions to be warranted on deliberate application of principles and reasons while others on the custom of replicating past patterns of interaction.

Rather, it is clear to me as a psychologist that the two sides are steeped in collective trauma, for which the only prescription is diplomatic therapy.

But most city residents had a hard time finding their roles in the reconciliation script because they did not see any collective sin for which to atone.

But we challenge the standard concept of "the Jewish community" as a collective entity for which the board is the secular voice and the chief rabbi the religious voice.

Indeed, such has been the tenacity of this sort of writing that print culture's fundamental question has proved to be less Freud's "What does a woman want?" than "What the hell are we going to do about all these young girls?" This week proved a case in point in demonstrating that girls remain a collective problem for which a solution must be sought.

We have lived through a reminder that beyond our interests there is the collective good for which we are all responsible.

"This is a collective achievement for which the Government and all partners deserve commendation.

On Tuesday, the company debuted its first-ever plus-size runway show at LFW to reveal its new line, Design Collective for Evans, which includes reworked styles from top designers' main collections.

He is also a founding member of Ovo, an arts collective in New York, for which he directed "Love Research," a performance art piece written and performed by Karen Sorensen, which was staged in New York in 2002 and in 2003.

12. Appiah also notes that individual identity may have features that do not form the basis of a collective identity and for which there is no corresponding social category.

Rotas were drawn up for chores within the collective from which he was excluded so he could concentrate on his ideological and political work.