Sentence examples for collective safety from inspiring English sources

Florida's booming coastal population might create its own herd mentality of collective safety rather than vulnerability.

The government is being driven by short-term political expediency than the longer term view necessary for our collective safety.

The first is that it will take time and, as urgency fades and the negotiators drown in complexity, national interest may gain at the expense of collective safety.

If politicians had conceived the drug program as a collective safety net, like the original Medicare, they would have made it a universal benefit of Medicare.

Laura Wilson, director of public safety at Stanford, said the kits offer another way for members of the Stanford community to engage in the university's collective safety efforts.

In Towne's printing, both the requirement that government balance the individual right to pursue happiness with the collective safety and happiness of the people and the accompanying theory of revolution drift out of focus.

When multiple agencies collaborate to pursue a common goal, she explained, it provides a sense of collective agreement — safety in numbers — that reduces anxiety and creates opportunities for innovation in the process.

What is required is a new and creative line of thinking as to what mistakes have been committed and how new approaches can be adopted so that the fight for our collective security, safety and prosperity, can become a common ambition of everyone who lives in this country.

Another change would allow workers to use collective bargaining for safety equipment issues.

The United States assigns responsibility for wages and hours, collective bargaining, occupational safety, and the like to various regulatory agencies.

A school shooting, the abduction and slaying of a child, a crazed gunman in a post office, a terrorist attack -- these events all come suddenly, like a bullet, blowing a hole into the collective sense of safety.