Sentence examples for collectivities of from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Van Dijk (2014: 147) suggests that discourse presupposes the existence of an "epistemic community," defined as "collectivities of social actors sharing the same knowledge" necessary for successful communication, social engagement, and interaction.

Modern individualism represented no real challenge to the intellectual environment in which man tended to be seen as a mere phenomenal being, easily assimilated into nature, the impersonal principle of idealism, the unconscious, the cosmic will, or the collectivities of the family, the state, the nation, the social class.

One of the reasons for this is that notions of rights and need are thought to be important determinants of allocation of public services [ 10], and hierarchies are needed to make decisions on behalf of collectivities of people, taking account of these concepts.

Throughout the Brezhnev era, the Soviet Union was controlled by a collective leadership (officially coined "Collectivity of leadership") at least through the late 1960s and 1970s.

The other half is the French overseas collectivity of Saint Martin.

The collectivity of the umma elevates the communal interest above that of the individual believer.

French Polynesia, overseas collectivity of France consisting of five archipelagoes in the south-central Pacific Ocean.

Martinique, island and overseas territorial collectivity of France, in the eastern Caribbean Sea.

The northern two-thirds of the island constitutes the French overseas collectivity of Saint-Martin.

The membership bid was widely anticipated before a recent MSG leaders' summit in Noumea, the capital city of the French special collectivity of New Caledonia.

Mind is many-threaded, mazy, meandering, while every crowd turns out to be a machine -- a collectivity of parts united as to purpose.