Sentence examples for collectives of from inspiring English sources

As collectives of self-employed individuals, they have a reputation for being formal and traditional.

Existing medical marijuana law requires that operations be run as collectives of caregivers and patients.

There are collectives of architects in Spain, where you also see a huge level of youth unemployment.

ZOOO is one of the most interesting collectives of illustrators who print their own books in Bologna and who regularly invite other artists to collaborate with them.

These were "collectives of individuals who voluntarily or involuntary share physical but not necessarily social closeness for the purpose of attaining some goal or reaching some destination".

It leaves room for "collectives" of three or fewer holders of prescriptions to grow their own stash, if they know how to do so.

In the countryside, what little that remained of a particularly English rural culture was being emptied out, as villages became commuter dormitories or dead collectives of second homes for the wealthy.

From the second and third observations, this follows: instead of gathering as free collectives of happy householders, survivors of this collapse will be subject to the will of people seeking to monopolise remaining resources.

Members of Anonymous, one of the largest collectives of hackers in the world, are known for wearing identical Guy Fawkes masks, the design taken from the graphic novel V for Vendetta.

Okwui Enwezor, 39, the Nigerian-born director chosen to put the show together, has delivered more or less what he has promised for the last few years: a global, multigenerational exhibition with works by some unfamiliar names and by international collectives of artists.

It could be held that pollen grains exist as a "swarm" before any gamete competition comes into play, notably in the grain-collectives of pollinia and massulae of orchids, these "swarms" being advantageous for the transportation of pollen to receptive female carpels.