"It's about collective will, collective grit, collective guts".
Meanwhile, a new group dubbed the 'Backbone Collective' has begun surveying victims across the country, and says many women are let down by the system when they report abuse.
These methods involve introducing students to a range of theories and concepts that provide a critical understanding of the images and messages that form the backbone of our collective culture.
Along with prop Marcos Ayerza and winger Alesana Tuilagi, the Tigers can turn to a backbone that share the collective wisdom of 23 Premiership final appearances.
America's military allies in NATO, a group that's served as the backbone of U.S.-European collective security since the dawn of the Cold War, have expressed anxiety that Trump might grant Putin concessions that leave them exposed.
Organic anions (organic acids) and organic cations (organic bases) are collective terms for substances that possess a carbon backbone and a portion with net negative or positive charge in their basic structure.
For Nank 4−7*, Table 1 lists the collective free energy contributions of side chains and of backbone upon transfer of the native and denatured states from water to 1 M urea or sarcosine.
"Mergers, strikes, collective bargaining -- these situations of conflict and cooperation are part of the backbone of practical economics," he says.
The sharing of tools and workspaces, collective ownership of property, revolving credit associations and barter systems make up the backbone of the economy.
This also means that the steering committee and backbone team must be clear on how they will be accountable to the collective, and treat all members with the same respect whether they are a $25,000 grass roots organization or a $25 million service provider.
