The E.U.'s institutions again appeared irrelevant, as governments retrenched into their corners and failed to devise a collective, burden-sharing approach.
Tesco was not alone in telling people what it would do to address the collective burden of our greenhouse-gas emissions.
Annan's habit of speaking in the name of the U.N. when he is criticized, and of casting the collective burden of the organization's failures on the shoulders of the world at large, stands in stark contrast to his willingness to take credit when there's praise to be had.
But the pain will be a collective burden.
The collective burden of these woes is tremendous, yet the treatment options are limited.
The collective Burden wealth is equally split among hedge funds, small-business investment companies and real estate.
It is clear that each of these disorders has huge public-health impact, and the collective burden from MDBs is enormous.
It is society's collective burden.
Those personal choices we make as individuals, if not healthy, can increase the collective burden on the health care system.
An 80percentt reduction in the collective burden of chronic disease means that you, and I, have the means available to slash our personal risk of ALL major chronic disease -- heart disease, cancer, stroke, diabetes, dementia -- by that same 80percentt.
Therefore, in the same geographical proximity, the crystal clarity of the LOOCK exhibition revealed the collective burden of the artist/filmmaker: to innovate new narratives integrating the "contemporary body" passage of descent and rebirth into a Möbius strip relecting inner & outer.
