Working collectively poses a challenge, including keeping a diverse group of companies wedded to the same ultimate objectives.
Attorney General John Ashcroft has said he wants to fingerprint and register more than 100,000 people who are in the country on non-immigrant visas and collectively pose what he called "a national security concern".
As a result, there are no reliable, comprehensive data available to assess whether such funds individually or collectively pose a threat to financial stability.
A memorable series of portraits he created in 1950 51, collectively called Small Trades, was of labourers in New York, Paris, and London formally posed in their work clothes and holding the tools of their trade.
[ 11] Our results reflected the consequences of this inequity; we showed that, collectively, intentional injuries now pose a bigger threat to the lives of under-15s in Scotland than any single cause of unintentional injury, and that infants are particularly at risk.
Every year since 2009, the men of the Warwick University rowing team have posed nude together in a series of photos that can be purchased individually or collectively as a calendar.
When the dilemma of homoerotic desire is posed later for Christian men in relation to a male Christ's body, it, too, is avoided by speaking collectively of the Christian community as a woman.
While the panel collectively agreed that NYC is in a far better position in terms of available capital, a networked community, and a maturity of entrepreneurial talent, Shana Fisher posed an interesting caveat.
Namely, to combat the constant threats posed to genome integrity, cells have evolved mechanisms collectively termed the DNA damage response (DDR to detect DNA lesions and promote repair [ 36].
