Sentence examples for collective interest of from inspiring English sources

He added: "It may fail, but it is in the collective interest of the United States and the international community to give the people and authorities of Greece time to implement at least the first phase of their program".

A History of the Property Tax in America" (University Press of Kansas), speak of the inherent creepiness of a society that taxes tykes and the way it stands against the long-term collective interest of having an educated population.

We assume that collective interest of a language-speaking community is reflected through the aggregation of articles documented in the corresponding language edition of Wikipedia.

Employee commitment in this conceptualisation means the willingness of employees to go the extra mile to seek the collective interest of the organisation (Agarwal et al. 2003).

In the theories that fail Olson's test the fact that it would be in the collective interest of some group to have a particular result, even counting the costs of providing the result, is turned into the assumption that it would be in the interest of each individual in the group to bear the individual costs of contributing to the group's collective provision.

"We have good reason to believe the results represent the collective interest of the international community.

Today, transfers from rich countries to poor, and downwards redistribution within poor countries, are in the collective interests of the rich countries.

The collective interests of the world's first- and second-largest markets would be served by an agreement that would boost combined G.D.P. by almost 1 percent.

The dream is in grave danger because the ruling elite stopped looking out for the collective interests of the society and all but stopped investing in the future.

"They were able to take off their team hat when they were working on a league committee and look at the common and collective interests of the league," he said.

Still, the decidedly public nature of these corporate departures — the companies made statements attacking the Chamber for obstructionism — complicates its claim to be representing the collective interests of American business.