He was the last major political figure in Britain to advocate bringing the commanding heights of industry under state or collective control, believing that it would empower and improve the living conditions of the worst off.
Even without a new collective bargaining agreement, Major League Baseball is taking command of all National and American League umpires.
Spain also was to make its contribution to collective defense outside the integrated military command of NATO.
The U.S. commands 38% of the collective $3.6 trillion net worth of the world's richest, down from 44% a year ago.
This is a strong postbop collective with plenty of moves at its command: advanced rhythmic calculus, sly harmonic implication, cohesive elasticity, brute force.
No other nation fostered newspapers that combined information and entertainment in such appealing packages that they were able to command, at their height, a collective audience that accounted for about 85% of the entire population.
He photo-documented and did flyovers and he stuck his finger into the client's collective rotten body to determine where the hard command center was.
The Rifkind proposal undermines the principle of collective responsibility according to which a government must command a majority on all of the issues that come before Parliament, not just a selection of them.
He says he was not envious of the $126 million contract Garnett signed before a new collective bargaining agreement prevented Marbury and others from commanding the same price.
The commands communicate with the ETA leadership, a collective that is believed to be based in France and Switzerland, via a complicated system in which messages are relayed through a number of people.
