Sentence examples for every individual group from inspiring English sources

"We have accepted and respected the right of every individual, group or political faction to voice its complaints about the Oslo accords, but we have not and will not accept any questioning of the accords' legitimacy," Mr. Abbas said.

Going forward, every individual group must be heard from, especially given the disparate views.

As the data above shows, women have an incredibly wide array of opinions when it comes to our 45th president, meaning we can't just view this group as simply "women". Going forward, every individual group must be heard from, especially given the disparate views.

The results' section described how the interplay of the independent variables influences the utilization of every individual group of MHI services.

Moreover, although every individual group is likely to have its own unique nature, hierarchy, traits and rules, we were still able to identify universal features of the groups that govern their behavior and distinguish different behavioral contexts.

Depression safety precautions include having participants complete a BDI-II at every individual and group visit, (except when there is an individual and group visit in the same week) to assess depression levels and suicidality.

To act against violent extremism does not mean snooping on every single "sign of radicalisation", or criminalising every individual, or group of individuals involved.

To act against violent extremism does not mean snooping on every single "sign of radicalisation", or criminalising every individual, or group of individuals involved.

The first is to build community, a community in which every individual and group on our campus feels welcome and valued.

But the establishment of an elected supporters' council – one representative from every area of the Britannia Stadium and every individual supporters' group is entitled to attend – has re-established trust in a place where things seemed unfixable.

appeals to political theorists, enables every individual or group to move round the centre, adopting various shades of pink according as the weather changes.…A chamber formed on the lines of the House of Commons should not be big enough to contain all its members at once without overcrowding, and there should be no question of every member having a separate seat reserved for him.