Sentence examples for come to a collective from inspiring English sources

"The Labour party has to come to a collective decision by collecting evidence in a proper way".

"It's hard for a community to come to a collective judgment to move in a new direction," he said.

"How does your brain take this information and come to a collective decision about what you're seeing?" Dr. Couzin said.

A spokesman for the UK environment department (Defra) said Europe had come to a collective decision after hearing the evidence from NGOs, Cites and monitors who had visited China.

The shadow cabinet will try to come to a collective position before the vote, but if it cannot, Corbyn will have to decide whether to give his team a free vote or risk resignations.

Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, has told his shadow cabinet that he wants it to come to a collective view about whether to support British airstrikes in Syria, but it is understood that he remains opposed to such action.

We discussed it and came to a collective decision.

"We came to a collective agreement that we had fond memories of the Sabbath of our youth, memories of our families and synagogue," Mr. Rollman said.

Asked if there had been a split on the board over the future of the former Hearts, Leicester City and Dundee United manager, Regan replied: "The board came to a collective agreement and decided it was time for a change".

Although our three groups of informants eventually came to a collective consensus, indicating both wide and narrow community participation as illustrated by the spider-gram in Figure  2, our material is characterised by differing views – some of which we now seek to tease out.

"It gives us time, because there is no deadline to the negotiations, to work comfortably to come to a new collective bargaining agreement".