Sentence examples for their collectivist from inspiring English sources
They tend to retain their collectivist loyalties, he sighs.
He says that the state faces a "New Frontier" (a phrase borrowed from Jack Kennedy), and exhorts its citizens to transform their collectivist generosity into a spirit of collective sacrifice.
They realized the error of their collectivist ways and embraced capitalism, producing a bumper year, upon which they decided that it was only right to celebrate the glory of the free market and private property.
With clickers recording the responses, Ms. Siddiqui said, about 60 percent said their families were "collectivist," rather than "individualist," something she perceived as more Asian than American.
"All sorts of surveys show that young people are the same in their individual or collectivist values, they just don't join things, whether that's a church, a sports club or a trade union," Simms says.
Neoliberalism has always been, in part, about changing the calculations that people make by altering the balance of incentives and risks in their daily lives, making individual solutions to their problems easier, ruling collectivist solutions – such as nationalisation or secondary picketing – out of bounds.
This has lent their policies a strong collectivist flavour, often leaving them sounding more Labour on education than the Labour party does.
Historically, space exploration and development has needed the backing of governments and the tax dollars of literally millions of people to get off the ground — so it's nice that privately-owned companies are acknowledging the need to be at least a little bit collectivist in their practices.
Indians long languished in poverty as their leaders followed a collectivist, dirigiste economic strategy.
A great deal of evangelical and exegetical energy has been devoted to proving that the early Christians were not really communist or collectivist in their social ethics.
Activation within these brain regions was driven by those trials in which subjects rejected their predominant value, i.e. collectivists rejected collectivistic and individualists rejected individualistic values (Fig. 5A).
