Sentence examples for collective principles from inspiring English sources
The collective principles of forest producer organizations allow them to potentially provide formal and informal social protection benefits to their members in forest dependent communities.
They even lay out collective principles in a manifesto called "Ten in Search of a Nation".
Maybe I am naive, but I can't help but thinking that one way we can help stop this institutional rot that bedevils our nation is by reeducating ourselves in the collective principles of honor and duty and leadership that have sustained Man over time.
In his book In Place of Fear, Bevan said: 'The collective principle asserts that no society can legitimately call itself civilised if a sick person is denied medical aid because of lack of means.' 'No society can legitimately call itself civilised': now that begs the question, what sort of society do we want to be?
They regarded abstract art as, according to Pérez Barreiro, "an urgent response to a primarily political problem: the construction of a new society along collective, communist principles".
"I joined the Labour Party because of the beliefs it stood for and now as its leader I want us as a party to return to our collective Labour principles that our great party was founded on," the Leader of the Opposition said in a statement.
"What I am not going to sell to the (Latino) community is something that does not meet our collective core principles".
So peasants have been grumbling less about restrictions on how they sell their rights, than about the shortness of leases and the "collective" ownership principle covering rural land.
How did Paul-Julien feel about his mother in relation to the other women in the commune and to the collective upbringing principle?
In a collective statement of principles, Community Boards 4, 5 and 6 raised the question of what would happen to the pre-eminence of other landmarks if high-density skyscrapers were to start sprouting around Grand Central Terminal.
The Right to Information movement and strugglewas, and is, a collective search for principles and modes to restore the balance of power in favour of the ordinary citizen.For anyone on a journey to infuse reason and justice in basic systems of democratic governance, it became increasingly clear that it would not be possible in an opaque and unaccountable system.
