Sentence examples for conducting collective from inspiring English sources

They are "mostly from Pakistan and are conducting collective attacks," he said.

Some 13 years later, petitioner Union, representing the Railroad's employees, and the Railroad failed to reach an agreement after conducting collective bargaining negotiations pursuant to the Railway Labor Act, and mediation efforts also failed to produce agreement.

Examples include reductions in the administrative procedures required for conducting collective dismissals in Belarus, Central African Republic and Georgia or simplifications of the requirements needed for employers to modify working hours unilaterally in Greece, Lithuania and Poland (see Fig. 4).

Workers in social sectors are expected to abide by codes of ethics and rules that state their rights and duties, while maintaining the right to be represented by independent and free associations conducting collective bargaining on their behalf [ 43].

Thereafter, the Railroad continued to conduct collective bargaining pursuant to the procedures of the Railway Labor Act.

The Justice Ministry said Mr. Habré was wanted in particular because of the activities of the Chadian intelligence services under his command, which the ministry said had conducted "collective and arbitrary arrests, mass murder and systematic torture of certain ethnic groups" during his rule, from 1982 to 1990.

In the 1960's he became active in Local 806, the bridge painters' union, and in 1973 he was elected secretary-treasuer of District Council 9, the unit that supervises all painters' locals in the New York area and conducts collective bargaining for them.

According to the Wall Street Journal, a coalition of left-wing bloggers is trying to form a labor union that they hope will help them receive health insurance, conduct collective bargaining and set professional standards.

Significant research has been conducted in collective communication operations, in particular in MPI broadcast, on distributed memory platforms.

The question is whether MPs have the courage and honesty to conduct this collective inquiry and to confront its inevitable conclusion: that there is no magical Brexit tree to be shaken, that the 2016 referendum was a colossal exercise in political mis-selling, and that there is no form of departure that also delivers the best features of EU membership.

We conducted a collective qualitative case study.