Sentence examples for collective suggestions from inspiring English sources

The fact that we share some similar conclusions indicates that the collective suggestions from Levac's team and ours are worth serious consideration for enhancing Arksey and O'Malley's framework.

But when they marched in protest to demand an explanation, President Juan Manuel Santos said there was no reason to suspect Gardasil was unsafe and suggested the mysterious malaise was a "phenomenon of collective suggestion", or a case of mass hysteria.

This is most obvious in the way it reframes the core consent question — which in plain English would read: 'do you want to have sex with me?' — as a positive (and non-specific) collective suggestion: "Are We Good2Go?".

The owners often act against their collective best interests when suggestions for improvement are made.

The process involved a collective of people making suggestions, including Donald Glover, and then music supervisor Jen Malone and music consultant Fam Udeorji who sometimes had to go to ridiculous lengths to get the songs licensed.

Questions (or observations) were generally expressed in the style of "What is it for?" Right answers were found by means of the collective debates and the suggestions of the museum educators.

But the people in charge of the country's marijuana policy have turned up their collective nose at such suggestions.

Williams said that his joint memo did not have a recommendation because he trusts the budget committee to review the collective information and make suggestions.

We will now provide some further, more general ideas and suggestions regarding collective agency and its relationship to other aspects of public involvement.

While Labour appointed a Royal Commission into long-term care for the elderly, it rejected the commissions' suggestion for collective responsibility for social care funding through general taxation.

Collective housing is not a suggestion likely to endear itself to the current government, now busying itself in removing building regulations in an increasingly desperate attempt to get the buy-to-let flats and noddy houses going up again.