Sentence examples for of any collectivity from inspiring English sources

As Rosenau describes the contribution of such a network, 'Here governance is conceived as systems of rule, as the purposive activities of any collectivity that sustain mechanisms designed to insure its safety, prosperity, coherence, stability and continuance' [[ 38]: 171].

Although Skog's theory concerns consumption rather than alcohol-related problems, it can be argued that alcohol-related problems should be expected to follow accordingly, due to the strong relation between the two variables, and that we should be able to obtain a rough approximation of whether there was any collectivity in problems.

On the basis of the theory of collectivity of drinking cultures, we would thus expect the changes in alcohol-related problems to change (relatively) and to rise and decline together in the southern and northern parts of Sweden.

The body becomes a manifestation of a collectivity to be obliterated, its manipulation rendering what was once a human person into an "abominable stranger".

Associability comprises "the motivation and ability of a collectivity to define and enact its goals".

However, these results were used to evaluate the mobility of a collectivity of users but not for the behavior of a single individual.

For in the absence of this dialogical relationship no "creative capacity" could exist on the part of a collectivity (Lefebvre 1991).

No "creative capacity" on the part of a collectivity could exist, in fact, if a structural rule of everyday life did not exist.

This is a concern that scales up in his work from the question of what one person might know of another to larger questions of collectivity, of those "imagined communities"—to borrow Benedict Anderson's famous phrase called nations.

But what mere class identification misses is the concerted attack on any notion of collectivity.

Her sharpest satire can be found in some of her caricatures of collectivity.