Sentence examples for accept the collective from inspiring English sources

The case was brought in May by the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain IWGBB) to force the firm to accept the collective bargaining rights of its members.

If he cannot get members to change their view over the weekend, he will have to decide whether to call for a free vote on the grounds that opinion is too divided or accept the collective view.

Gilbert (1989) has shown that collective willing does not require such unanimity at the individual level, but simply a willingness to accept the collective decision as authoritative for the group (even if one privately dissents), and to do one's part in upholding the decision.

The Yankees have not wanted to accept the theory of collective aging, but they do recognize they are in the hardest part of the postseason: the first round.

In disputing the defense's argument about the irreconcilability of the conviction and the acquittals, Mr. Farbiarz wrote that it was a "bedrock principle of Anglo-American jurisprudence" that once a jury has heard and considered a case, "the litigants must accept the jury's collective judgment".

Some, like me, will decide that his position on issues such as the EU, on Nato and his willingness to meet proscribed terrorist organisations means they could not accept the burden of collective responsibility and unity of voting that being part of the frontbench team requires.

Some, like me, will decide that his position on issues like the EU, on Nato and his willingness to meet proscribed terrorist organisations means they could not accept the burden of collective responsibility and unity of voting that being part of the front bench team requires.

It requires a preparedness to accept personal responsibility for collective errors and for entire societies to accept the need for major collective change.

The wealthier teams accept the concept noted in the collective bargaining agreement, recognizing "that the participation of two clubs is necessary for the production of the on-field competition that the clubs sell to the public".

In getting 30 of the 32 often quarrelsome club owners to accept the recent seven-year collective bargaining agreement that maintained the salary cap and revenue sharing, and in negotiating the six-year, $24 billion television contracts that begin this year, Tagliabue solidified the league's labor and economic structure for whoever emerges as his successor.

Feinberg is willing to accept the possibility of ascribing collective responsibility in all three kinds of cases.