Sentence examples for complete collective from inspiring English sources

Moves to greater openness will enable the scientific community to take complete, collective responsibility for quality control and help to build trust in science outside the confines of academia.

By construction, this guarantees consistent and (absent ties) complete collective judgments.

If the premises constitute a logical basis for the entire agenda, a premise-based rule guarantees consistent and (absent ties) complete collective judgment sets.

Consistent collective outcomes can be obtained when the universal domain condition is relaxed (considering, for example, unidimensionally aligned profiles (List 2002), a conditions similar to Black's single-peakedness in preference aggregation (Black 1948)) or when the collective rationality condition is limited to require consistent (but not complete) collective judgments.

BLK MKT Vintage not only celebrates "black curiosities," as Handy and Stewart call their wares, but ultimately cultivates an honest, more complete collective black memory.

A program for blood testing for H.G.H. was agreed upon, in concept, in the recently completed collective bargaining agreement.

The recently completed collective bargaining agreement included blood testing for H.G.H., which the league had hoped to begin by the start of the season.

The players also feel it is a bit disingenuous for the league to insist it cannot open its doors without a fully completed collective bargaining agreement, because there are some parts of the agreement — drug testing, discipline, the process for disputing grievances — that can only be collectively bargained with a union.

The players union and the N.B.A. worked fervently to complete a collective bargaining agreement this past summer.

As Mika Hakkinen and Michael Schumacher were cheered to the echo after finishing first and second in Sunday's United States grand prix at Indianapolis, it seemed that there was only one thing missing to complete the collective delight - an American formula one driver.

In 16 years as president, Mr. Lukashenko seems to have modeled his country on the Soviet Union itself, complete with collective farms and five-year plans, largely obsolete factories and the pervasive K.G.B. Supporters credit him with staving off the aftershocks of the Soviet collapse — the runaway corruption, political instability and economic disarray that have plagued neighbors like Ukraine.