We are in a war to master our narratives, we are in a war about our narrative, a war between the rich and poor, a war between a man and a women, between east and west, between individuals and collectives, between language and being, between our recollection and our future.
"We continue to believe that strong oversight, like all of our Five Eyes partners have, is going to be important in this area," Trudeau said, referring to the top secret intelligence sharing collective between New Zealand, Britain, Australia, Canada and the United States.
The point prevalence of depression in normative collectives ranges between 2-5% [ 27], indicating a significantly higher prevalence of depression among DM1 patients and the CCG.
Wages may be fixed by collective bargaining between unions and management or by individual bargaining between worker and employer or simply by custom.
About 15 minutes into this collaboration between English National Ballet and Flawless, a love duet between two of the cast holds out the promise of a larger collective chemistry between the companies.
"Collective bargaining between teachers and the school boards has been an absolute dismal failure," he said.
Empowerment produces hope because citizens realize that they have the collective resources between them to tackle the problems they face.
Many union leaders insist there has to be a collective link between the party and the unions.
In the early days of employee benefits, during the Second World War, companies and their workers had great success in reaching agreements through collective bargaining between unions and employers.
She quotes Andrew Norton, the director of the International Institute for Environment and Development, in London, who observes, "Climate change is a highly inconvenient truth for nationalism," as it "requires collective action between states".
