Sentence examples for representing a collective from inspiring English sources

Josephine Kizza, a Ugandan farmer representing a collective of 6,000, mainly female, farmers who grow bananas, avocados, pumpkins, jackfruit, watermelon and plums, and whose herbs and spices are finding a growing market in the UK and the EU, said it was essential to move quickly to address the uncertainty following Brexit.

The formal announcement was somewhat vague, representing a collective attempt to satisfy all parties, but the fact sheet was more precise, containing specific details about the reduction in the number of centrifuges and the nature and pace of sanctions relief as well as the extent of the "unprecedented" inspections regime that Iran would face for up to 25 years.

Similarly, the controversial theory of deindividuation, which seeks to explain why normal individuals become unruly and violent in a crowd, may well show parallels between Twitter abuse and football hooliganism: both are about taking on and representing a collective identity which has nothing to do with 'real-life'.

Current models build on decades of iteration between experiment and theory, representing a collective understanding of cardiac function.

Not only is the collection quite remarkable in itself, but it represents a collective effort over many generations by the faculty of the college, by the successive directors of the museum and by discerning, devoted and strong-minded alumnae.

For a city whose reputation is dominated by its football club, relegation represents a collective nightmare coming true for Newcastle.

Both Brexit and Trump represent a collective crawling under the table, an attempt to pretend that the scary rest-of-the-world does not exist.

If a honk is required when a goose thinks the flock is off the correct course, whatever course provoked the least honking might represent a collective best guess of the way to go.

Now playing at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood, "Charles Phoenix's God Bless Americana: The Retro Holiday Slide Show" represents "a collective memory of our culture," said Mr. Phoenix, a pop-culture buff who provides running commentary.

On the surface, each traditional re-enactment is an exercise in remembering; taken together, they represent a collective forgetting, in which the Confederacy is defined by nothing but the brave spirit of its soldiers.

Public expenditures on education represent a collective loan to the younger generation, which they pay back as they become working adults and pay taxes to help support and care for the older generation.