Respondents consistently demonstrated a greater dedication to environmental issues (measured by the amount they were willing to donate to fight climate change) when considering collective causes of and solutions to climate change, instead of their own individual actions.
But critics say airlines have been suffering collective amnesia about the cause of delays since the court ruling.
But moral judgment needs both passion and dispassion if it is to serve the cause of the collective conscience.
These collective costs could be the cause of increased premiums.
The power of collective bargaining, critics charge, is a cause of the states' fiscal situation.
Even if we grant that prudence in the cause of security justifies collective punishment, HR 158 does not punish either Pakistani or Saudis dual nationals.
With their networks, experiences and names, the ReFormers are bringing new energy and renewed bipartisan support to the cause of renewing our collective right to self-government.
The cause of their stunted growth is a collective obsession with the disappearance of a sixteen-year-old girl.
In particular it deals with the most common collective phenomenon causing clusters of turbines behaving as a whole, rather than as a collection of individuality: wake effects.
I agree with Ms. Wampole that the cause of much of this irony is our collective addiction to technology.
