Sentence examples for all collectives from inspiring English sources
Like all collectives, as the authorities arrest one batch of malcontents, others step in to fill the breach.
"They are acting on what could be considered a specious legal finding by the D.A.; their finding is that all collectives are operating illegally because they are making a profit".
And note that von Mises drastically understates the commitments of his theory: by his lights, the phrase 'probability of death' also has no meaning at all when it refers to a million people, or a billion, or any finite number — after all, collectives are infinite.
It's all collective responsibility.
To Democrats and Gore supporters, this is all collective amnesia.
Secularism's 'job' consists of criticising all collective representations.
This is the hard-core problem of all collective action.
The governor's legislation would strip most public workers of nearly all collective bargaining rights.
Most explosively, Walker proposed to strip public-sector unions of virtually all collective-bargaining rights.
As the occupying power, Israel must uphold the fourth Geneva convention and end all collective punishments.
It can cancel all collective bargaining agreements, except the one between the system and its teachers.
