Sentence examples for collective rule from inspiring English sources

He has not named a successor nor has he made up his mind for a collective rule by a military junta.Deep in Kim's mind, a proven nuclear capability is a guarantee for his continual governance.

"This trend [towards collective rule] seems to be reversing in a way when we see Xi Jinping taking control himself of things like domestic security, like internet security and then we such a strong showing in the media coverage itself," Bandurski said.

For all these therapeutic goals, specific contents were developed (collective rule making, reinforcement framework, teacher communication envelope, self-grading and grading therapists, organizational mural, monthly calendar) as well as techniques such as dramatization, diaphragmatic breathing, and problem-solving.

Marriage does this by establishing collective rules of conduct that strengthen obligations to a spouse and often to children.

The argument is not so much that individual straight couples are threatened by gay marriage, but that the collective rules that define marriage are being undermined.

When fields are isolated (fragmented farmlands), farmers implement with some of their neighbours, collective rules of crop allocation that permit the management of common constraints, such as the lack of roads to access fields.

We offer a policy-basis for interpreting, justifying, and designing (3, 3 -political rules, a large class of collective rules analogous to those governing the selection of papers in peer-reviewed journals, where each referee chooses to accept, reject, or invite a resubmission of a paper, and an editor aggregates his own and referees' opinions into one of these three recommendations.

These actions and decisions may in turn influence community demand for services, and may also be influenced by collective rules in the community.

For example, an ethnic minority in a community or a faith-based group may have collective rules on PHC or may establish their own non-profit or for-profit PHC facility.

Success depends on whether the responsibility to communicate, build trust and change rules rests exclusively at the constitutional level or is shared with health system actors at the operational level and members of the community with whom people can share collective rules.

Rules are determined at each previous level: constitutional rules in Ostrom's model are defined at the metaconstitutional situation (making rule-making possible), collective choice rules are determined at the constitutional situation (making 'making grids' possible) and operational rules derive from the options and limits set out at the collective choice situation ('making grids').