Sentence examples for collectively through from inspiring English sources

But a corporation is not an individual; people act collectively through a corporation.

Employees shall have the right to organize and bargain collectively through representatives of their own choosing.

All of these services are paid for collectively, through the tax system.

The group added: "Our right to defend ourselves collectively through our unions is likely under threat".

But there were signs that some European Union members preferred new bilateral deals rather than bargaining collectively through the union.

Likewise, on election day, people can chose to further freedom of speech and act collectively through corporations.

In comparison, in the UK, we feel the onus more lies with the state to distribute wealth collectively, through taxation.

Collectively, through our intolerance of difference and lack of respect for beauty, we are waging war on the wonders of our small planet.

The papers have been nego tiating collectively through the Publishers Association of New York City with, nine craft unions and individually with the News paper Guild.

The so-called Wagner Act recognized workers' rights to organize and bargain collectively through unions of their choosing, establishing the National Labor Relations Board to oversee employer compliance.

"I think there's an educational exercise that we need collectively to go through," said Regan.