Although we collectively claim him as the father of our nation, and the pain we feel is similar to that of losing a close relative, he was your husband, your father and your grandfather.
Over the years, it has quietly amassed a number of legacy video-based social media services that collectively claim millions of users, and even today, in the world of outsized influence and audience of Facebooks and YouTubes, represent some of the long tail of online audiences.
Likewise, African Scouts used the Scout Law's principle that a Scout is a brother to all other Scouts to collectively claim full imperial citizenship.
They do not specify how many carriers, but considering the number of items which require reporting (16), and the number of major airlines involved (15), the airlines collectively claim they would incur costs of approximately $240 million.
Collectively, it claims, "these forces provide living proof that a new regenerative economy is emergent".
As outlined earlier, although these models differ in the mechanisms invoked to explain orientation costs (e.g., spatial normalization or alignment, evidence accumulation, mental rotation, etc), collectively they claim that shape features are inherently bound to their spatial location in the image and, hence, to object orientation.
Even though the obvious solution to be unprotected in labor negotiations is, in fact, to get your act together and act collectively, commentators have claimed that there is a nationwide repudiation of unions, and in particular, of public sector unions.
The group collectively laughed and claimed that wasn't exactly happening.
Verizon added: "Instead of treating employees as individuals, the company has to negotiate with the union on behalf of all employees collectively". The documents claim union representation has declined because state and federal labor laws protect workers free of charge.
Demanding living wills may well be a first step on the road to splitting large complex banks into discrete, separately funded entities with separate credit ratings.The most innovative suggestion is that consumers may be helped to claim collectively against banks, bringing closer the sort of "class action" suits common in America.
