Sentence examples for End of collective from inspiring English sources

"I don't think it is the end of collective bargaining, but it will definitely change the face of the labor movement".

The collapse of the cold war's balance of power has not resulted in the end of collective faiths or a rush to democracy and individualism.

The league said that Eric Grubman, the executive vice president for business operations, would oversee the finance group at least until the end of collective bargaining with the players union.

Yet how these new schools' start-up costs would be funded, where the money would come from, and whether this would mark the end of collective wage-bargaining for teachers, has not been made clear.

The coalition he will claim is also attacking alienation by making ever more government public, so ending an era of collective ignorance.

230 p. History, memory, and identity in post-Soviet Estonia : the end of a collective farm / Sigrid Rausing.

Ant Farm's headquarters on Pier 40 in San Francisco burned down on August 7 , 1978 officially marking the end of the collective.

Billy Hunter, the union's executive director, called the union's move the end of the collective bargaining process, which he said has "completely broken down".

The government's proposals spell the end of national collective bargaining in the health service and with it the breakup of the NHS career structure.

For the Beatles, its real importance was cementing their relationship with George Martin, a producer who was to be of crucial importance to the end of their collective career.

One that collapses space-time and connects you to all those before you who have found themselves on the ugly end of a collective insanity.