Sentence examples for collective recognition of from inspiring English sources

"I was interested in being in a collective recognition of him," he said.

But the company said yesterday's agreement on an 18-month contract reflected a collective recognition of a weak economy.

A Saudi proposal, now gathering steam, resurrects the Arab and Palestinian call for land-for-peace, but on an Arab-wide scale, promising collective recognition of Israel.Last week the split-minded Israeli government decreed that Mr Arafat should be released from his tank-besieged headquarters, but still confined to the city, Ramallah.

The power is already there in the story, in the collective recognition of the tune, and in the collective ritual standing for the national anthem provides.

It's the collective recognition of our own marred physicality, the acceptance of our shared imperfection, our mortality too horrible to face head-on.

All of the wild, beautifully goofy llamas in the world couldn't draw a billion people together into a collective recognition of the Sublime with an internet built on lanes of varying speed tied to service fees.

However, one can ask whether this collective recognition on the part of the organizers is sufficient for them actually to be a collective agent.

Berlin insisted that the struggles for national liberation that marked his own day primarily in the late 1940s, '50s and '60s were not struggles for either negative or positive liberty as such, but rather expressed a craving for collective recognition, for status, for the sense of living among and being governed however harshly by members of one's own group.

If, for example, one tries to use some piece of paper as money, even in a context of trading, there could be a lack of collective recognition that this specific piece of paper counts as money, rendering it virtually useless in this context.

"Excision gives women and girls an identity, a certain social and adult status, collective recognition and a sense of belonging to a community," the authors noted.

This conflict appears to be difficult to solve as long as no specific and feasible proposal regarding the necessary strength of collective recognition exists.