Sentence examples for tough collective from inspiring English sources

The United States was pushing behind the scenes for sanctions, and American officials have complained privately that Brazil was undermining their efforts to nudge the Organization of American States into a tough collective stance.

"Ireland had the better of Australia in their game, but Italy are such a tough collective unit.

He has also backed tougher collective-bargaining rules, and promised not to intervene if workers occupy workplaces.

But to ask the Arab states to take a collective tough stance against Iran requires tackling the issue of the Israeli nuclear program as well.

In a game where it was tough to judge any collective or individual performance, Evans nevertheless showed well.

When times are tough there is little collective appetite for generosity beyond what is affordable and fair.

Hogan even argues the Rugby Football Union should hand over the development of the community game to people such as him, with years of experience of selling in a tough environment, for the collective good.

Smart marketing in tough times taps the collective power of community.

On those issues related to financial governance and job security, Fehr and Orza would be largely correct, but in defining a tough steroid policy as a collective bargaining concession as opposed to a benefit, they demonstrate how badly they miss the enhancement mark.

Similarly, the Internet enables individuals in developing countries, students, and other professionals to apply their collective talents to tough problems at an unprecedented scale.

On a bright spring day, an estimated seven hundred and fifty thousand people listened to a series of speakers, some of whom had lost friends and family members to gun violence, engage in a collective call for tougher gun laws.