Sentence examples for collective positions from inspiring English sources
Unlike the top-down approach of Labour and the Conservatives, the party's parliamentarians would debate their stance internally, to try to agree collective positions.
It wasn't good enough for the leader to routinely defer to his shadow chancellor when confronted with a difficult decision – a shadow chancellor who on three separate occasions undermined my efforts to agree collective positions on health matters.
One problem, says Andrew Wilson of the European Council on Foreign Relations, a think-tank, is that the EU's "supranational" approach, with collective positions agreed on beforehand, does not suit the Russians, who prefer dealing directly with national leaders or even companies.
Third, the "collective positions" or "deliberative outputs" should satisfy certain rules for consistency, so that encountering a discursive dilemma or other constellations that indicate a lack of consistency can be avoided.
This belief is especially justified because the organizers describe that the collective positions formulated in a process of deliberation were subsequently "ratified", which can be interpreted as a PIA-internal control mechanism.
In contrast to post hoc analyses of deliberation transcripts, deliberative outputs have additional political legitimacy because they represent collective positions arrived at through democratic deliberation, that are subsequently ratified as such".
Redress Rhodes does not yet have a collective position on the statue or on the name of the scholarship.
If the chamber takes a collective position, you can separate it from company A, B or C".
European nations appear divided on the issue, with a collective position deemed impossible given that 9 of its 27 members already recognize Palestine as a nation.
They have failed to thrash out a workable compromise on Iraq (Ms Pelosi says that the party has no collective position on the subject).
Corbyn has in the past had reservations about the EU but after becoming Labour leader agreed a collective position to support the UK's membership.
