Sentence examples for collective on which from inspiring English sources

Bonus in the basket of moss and twine: a journal filled with paper made by a Pervuvian woman collective on which I can write all my thoughts and dreams and poems and sketches of whimsical observances, such as funny people in diners.

These measures are calculated by using the relative projections of individual preference relations on the collective one, which are obtained by extending the relative projection of vectors.

In cases of alleged fraud involving more than one jurisdiction, prosecutors around the world often reach a collective decision on which agency should take the lead, and which should provide a supportive role.

(27) and (28) both enjoy a collective reading on which the piano lifting is true of the boys collectively but not true of any particular boy (similarly for the deal brokering and Sam and Jess).

But even from afar it appears obvious that Dallas is challenging much of the collective wisdom on which the M.L.S. is being built.

This is a barbaric colonial-era law, ruling the tribal areas through the threat of collective punishment, on which their autonomy is based.

Every voice that is muzzled, every voyage towards understanding that falls prey to jingoistic alarmism, detracts from the collective intelligence on which all of us draw.

Moreover the combination of economic stress and the refugee crisis is fuelling the politics of identity; which is in turn leading to the risk of political disintegration and the weakening of the collective disciplines on which the Union depends.

In that article, Mr. Sheehan says the following: 'Historical analogies, comparisons, and metaphors are all around us; they are a source of collective wisdom on which we must rely...

In that article, Mr. Sheehan says the following: "Historical analogies, comparisons, and metaphors are all around us; they are a source of collective wisdom on which we must rely...

Thus, considering the collective basis on which TB tests are usually applied, it is unlikely that an infected herd could be undiagnosed upon extrapolation to a larger population.