Sentence examples for necessity of collective from inspiring English sources

1962 Kennedy, Shah Meet WASHINGTON — President Kennedy and the Shah of Iran announced today [April 13] that they agree on the necessity of collective security arrangements to maintain the independence and territorial integrity of Iran.

We also present a case study to signify the importance and necessity of collective provenance for various application domains.

He's, also according to my sources at the NFLPA, a fantastic union rep so he's hardly unfamiliar with the critical necessity of collective bargaining rights.

Sandy has, in fact, brought together a trifecta of progressive policy vindications: the dangers of climate silence, the importance of a strong and responsive federal government, and the necessity of collective bargaining rights for workers.

"I would just emphasize what Hilda [Solis] said and say it slightly different: We don't see the value of collective bargaining, we see the absolute positive necessity of collective bargaining.

Take as an example the requirement of a minimum number of hunters on the boat during traditional whale hunting [ 44] or the necessity of collective mass for successful employee strikes [ 61, 62].

Hence, the necessity of workers collectives (which is why they've been around for more than 200 years).

In meetings of the fund's executive board this week, many participants "stressed the necessity and urgency of collective efforts to contain the debt crisis in the euro area and protect economies around the world from spillovers," Christine Lagarde, the fund's managing director, said in a statement Tuesday.

In this light, Pope Francis's call to reform the Catholic Church can serve as an important reminder for Hindu Americans seeking to reconcile the sacredness of tradition with the necessities of a collective spiritual evolution.

And while that is certainly a largely contrarian point of view in today's cynical and dysfunctional political environment, the passage of a half-century does not lessen, indeed it only reinforces, the necessity of finding our collective game as a nation and as a world of mankind struggling to adapt to the tolerance of diversity.

Pelletier et al. (2000) and Sneed (2001) have also emphasized the necessity of personal and collective power in nursing [ 29, 30].