Sentence examples for collective strength and from inspiring English sources
When Margaret Thatcher's government took on the miners 30 years ago, she confronted an enemy that was organised: they had collective strength and a voice.
Mr. Sarkozy may also push her on the creation of euro bonds, which would put the collective strength and collateral of all euro zone countries behind the loans.
And despite the current opposition of Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, common euro bonds — which would put the collective strength and collateral of all the euro area countries behind sovereign debt — could eventually become a reality.
Lift (as conviction, collective strength and many more) is one criterion used in association rule mining to evaluate the interestingness of a rule [32].
"Our collective strength and resilience will serve as an example to the rest of the world," Charles Dumais, Newtown High School's head teacher wrote in a blog post, entitled "The Beginning".
It was, in short, our resolve to work together to fight violence and fear with collective strength and smart crime prevention policies.
One of the things that distinguishes F.I.I.'s work from most programs designed to help struggling families is the way it creates a context that allows families to discover their individual and collective strengths and act upon them.
When smart people come together and combine their collective strengths and resources, anything is possible.
If we are going to tackle the global health crisis, we need to look beyond the narrow roles of the state, business and patients to draw on our collective strengths, and social entrepreneurship may just hold the key.
Building on individual and collective strengths and resources, such as those available through patients' communities social networks, is essential to addressing disparities affecting racial/ethnic minority populations.
The model draws on the collective strengths and similarities of previous work and adds to those previous works by making specific recommendations about interventions and activities that are most proximate to affect the use of data in decision making.
