Sentence examples for collective trust from inspiring English sources

More persuasive is Biss's take on the language surrounding inoculation, which she tries to recast for herself and other parents, arriving at a view of immunity as a collective trust and vaccination as an act of natural fortitude.

J.F., you're one of the reasons I'm so proud to be an American today, but I have to disagree with you about whether Barack Obama has a role to play in leading America in a collective trust fall or group hug.Yes, it's unseemly for a country's president to be its life coach.

Yet it is a small but consequential step from blasting the numbers as lies to the territory of conspiracy, imagining reasons for why we are being lied to, none of which augur well for the thread of collective trust that is very nearly frayed already.

The rawness of the early Victorians' belief in individual self-help, and their dependence on social and economic transactions that you could see and touch (savings kept under the bed, business deals confirmed with a handshake) had settled into a collective trust in great institutions, the sort that had fancy letterheads and a dwindling sense of personal responsibility.

Kennedy agreed that "we have to abandon the hope that collective trust will keep on working".

Sate Street also recorded a related cash contribution to certain common and collective trust funds managed by State Street Global Advisors.

Other assets are in collective trusts, guaranteed investment contracts, company stock or a brokerage window.

"We have an informal collective brain trust, we call it a story trust, where they are peers and we show our movies internally every three months.

But the grafting of individual rights onto a collective pension trust has brought risks that have become apparent only as pension funds have weakened.

With a Facebook group that had 2.3 million adherents and a huge push on YouTube — last week alone, the campaign uploaded 70 videos, many of them tailored to battleground states — the campaign used peer-to-peer communication to build a juggernaut that did not depend on the whims and choices of the media's collective brain trust.

Thus, programs have adopted community mobilization strategies that aim to develop a collective identity, trust, and mutual support as the basis of collective action [ 8, 14, 16].