Sentence examples for require collective from inspiring English sources

But the Clean Air Act didn't require collective action on a global scale — the kind of action that last year's Copenhagen conference placed ever further out of reach.

Multilateral embargoes require collective cooperation and are most likely to be effective when all countries that have the capacity to undermine them abide by their restrictions.

If we don't get our act together — which will require collective action normally reserved for wartime — we are not going to just be prolonging an American crisis, but feeding a global one.

His organisation was not opposed to a UK franchise, Atallah stressed but he pointed out "a permanent team in London would require collective bargaining between the league and the players' union and the NFL have not got to the point where they have raised it".

Challenges posed by the economic consequences of population growth and consumption require collective action.

Some old issues still remain, others have taken a new form and shape, and new issues that require collective action of the Third World states have emerged.

Attaining the goodwill required to achieve collective gains depends on the strength of the link between collective gains and individual interest.

Security needs required collective sacrifice.

Journalism, real journalism, not only requires human input, it requires collective human input.

Shorter and less ponderous shorter than his 2009 address, it was not roundabout but cut straight to the point: "Preserving our individual freedoms ultimately requires collective action".

She quotes Andrew Norton, the director of the International Institute for Environment and Development, in London, who observes, "Climate change is a highly inconvenient truth for nationalism," as it "requires collective action between states".