The phrase "ask for collective" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to request something from a group or to seek a collective opinion, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "During the meeting, we should ask for collective input on the new project proposal."
Alternatives: "request group feedback" or "seek collective opinion".
Their appeal is not just about individual issues – they are asking for collective rights and benefits".
Their appeal is not just about individual issues – they are asking for collective rights and benefits". Demographics have strengthened workers' bargaining power.
In her video, Sheryl Sandberg adds her voice to this call and asks for collective action: "I know from my own experience that the path to change is best traveled when we travel together".
"They have to look at the way they conduct business: will they ask for givebacks in collective bargaining agreements, do they get competitive bids for things like bus contracts?" Kelly Jones of Hartsdale, the president of a citizens' group, the Coalition Against Unfair Taxes and Spending, said the county should have considered other measures.
Many workers are asking for independent collective representation.
"The improvements will take time and I ask for your support and your collective commitment to 'right the ship' and return SJSU to its rightful place as the great institution of learning we all believe it is and must always be," Qayoumi said in the statement.
Go to your local comic book stores to ask for recommendations on certain comics collectives that you should follow.
It does not ask for IRA decommissioning, merely for a "collective act of reconciliation", in the course of which "some arms would be put beyond use".
"If bondholders decide - in individual or collective form - to ask for a change of the legislation and jurisdiction of their bonds... the economy ministry is authorised to implement a swap for new public bonds under local legislation," Ms de Kirchner added.
One could ask for the specific role of an individual within a collective when it comes to the generation of collective actions that are somehow dependent on but not reducible to individual actions.
