Sentence examples for collective conventions from inspiring English sources
However, the Council and Parliament may request the Commission to draft legislation, though the Commission does have the power to refuse to do so as it did in 2008 over transnational collective conventions.
I've heard anecdotally from a few young French filmmakers that the new collective convention would more or less end the independent-film movement there, and I've heard speculation that stifling the rise of do-it-yourself production is exactly the point.
Because Needles & Pins – a new Grace Neutral-hosted show about body modification – comes out on VICELAND this week, we thought we'd go along to the Tattoo Collective convention at the Truman Brewery, east London this weekend to ask people about their most ridiculous tattoos.
Because Needles & Pins – a new Grace Neutral-hosted show about body modification – comes out on VICELAND this week, we thought we'd go along to the Tattoo Collective convention at the Truman Brewery, east London this weekend to ask people about their most ridiculous tattoos.
The Right to Organize and Collective Bargaining Convention, 1949 (No. 98) is one of the eight fundamental Conventions of the International Labour Organization ILOO).
The right to unionise is further provided by the Collective Bargaining Convention (ILO Convention No. 98), the Freedom of Association and Protection of the Right to Organise Convention (ILO Convention No. 87), the ICRMW as well as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights UDHRR).
In the 1970s, centralized collective bargaining agreements (convention collective de branche) were the basic elements of the negotiation process in France.
Cameron said that government ministers would be free to campaign on either side rather than be bound by the normal convention of collective responsibility.
He faulted the ministry for failing to tend to gaps in the law and for presenting draft legislation that would violate the ILO's conventions on collective bargaining.
Like the British party conferences on which our own political world will shortly embark, American conventions are collective showcase rituals that aim to energise the faithful but that may or may not redefine the contest between them in significant ways.
