Sentence examples for largest collective from inspiring English sources

The Europeans are also sensitive to the notion that, as the largest collective donor to the Palestinian Authority, they are in effect subsidizing the occupation.

Taken together, the M.D.G.s, which were meant to be completed by the end of this year, can be regarded as the largest collective promise that the world's governments have ever made to their citizens.

The Enron case was originally assigned to Judge Lee Rosenthal, who in other cases had granted lead-plaintiff status to the group of plaintiffs that suffered the largest collective losses in the stock.

Almost 815m citizens are eligible to cast their ballots in nine phases of voting over five weeks the largest collective democratic act in history.But who does not also deplore the fecklessness and venality of India's politicians?

Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park The largest collective event by far is the annual outdoor sculpture roundup assembled by the Brooklyn Working Artist Coalition in a riverside park at the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge.

Exact numbers are hard to come by, but it seems clear that the demonstrations on Thursday — a massive gathering in central Buenos Aires and smaller ones across the city, the suburbs and several provincial towns — amounted to the largest collective anti-government demonstration in a decade.

Jamieson, an observer and participant at climate conferences since the early nineties, begins with an overview of humanity's response to the largest collective-action problem it has ever faced.

Members of Anonymous, one of the largest collectives of hackers in the world, are known for wearing identical Guy Fawkes masks, the design taken from the graphic novel V for Vendetta.

For the validation phase, a larger collective comprising up to 80 patients, prospectively collected between 2007/2008 (University hospitals in Ulm [center one] and Göttingen [center two]) was used (28 BM, 25 VM and 27 CON).

Dissent's relationship to toleration involves the role of minority groups in larger collectivities, whose practices are often seen by other members of the larger collective as dissenting from the norms of that collective.

We cannot engage in large collective acts, which necessarily end in totalitarian terror.