Sentence examples for collective withdrawal from inspiring English sources

He wrote about the problems of joblessness, discrimination, and collective withdrawal from society.

African leaders have adopted a strategy calling for a collective withdrawal from the international criminal court.

European Union members are threatening the collective withdrawal of their ambassadors from Iran to secure the release of the British embassy employees being held by the authorities.

The accord has seen the collective withdrawal of 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd) of oil production from the market in a bid to support crude prices.

We need to undertake collective withdrawal from a national addiction to this vicious entertainment and gun violence like the withdrawal we've undertaken from cigarettes.

Collective withdrawal of financial support led to the integration of the bus system in Alabama in the 1960s and improved working conditions for grape-picking farm workers in the 1980s.

Additionally, this decision also altered the claim determination of the feeder funds, as it focused on each fund's collective investment and withdrawals, rather than on an individualized basis.

Putman's constrict hypothesis goes further in contending that greater ethnic diversity results in withdrawal from collective life and the reduction of both in-group and out-group solidarity; that is, in Putnam's terms, less 'bonding' and 'bridging' social capital (Putnam 2007).

But misogyny is as subtle as it is powerful and if this last year in politics has given us any sort of silver lining, it is the lifting of the veil, the cessation of the Kool-Aid and a cold-turkey withdrawal from our collective addiction to soma. .

(Scanlan's inclusion in the 2014 Whitney Biennial prompted the withdrawal of the Yams Collective, a group of black artists who wrote in a statement that "the possibility of this figure somehow producing increased 'representation' for black artists both furthers the reduction of black personhood and insults the very notion of representation as a political or collective engagement").

Whatever the ­precise medical analogy, he agrees with a smile, it was Israel that rejected this ­unprecedented collective Arab offer of peace in return for a withdrawal to the 1967 borders.