At the trial court level, for example, a Federal judge ordered the union, the Communications Workers of America, to rebate 79percentt of the fees it had collected from the plaintiff one year because the union could prove only that 21percentt of its collections were devoted to collective bargaining.
The majority of Monday's meeting was devoted to collective bargaining, which is moving at a glacial pace.
A gang of mismatched misfits is embedded within a larger institution, where most of the energy (and most of our attention) is devoted to collective self-expression.
But if people devoted their collective intelligence to trying to deal with the problem, I think it is possible that the worst of the crisis could be averted.
Corbyn is such an unlikely leader, so devoted to the collective that he can't even bear to refer to himself in the first person.
In the last few months, journalists, academics, technology experts, civic-minded foundations and well-intentioned politicos have devoted decades of collective brain hours to an all-hands effort to stanch the conspiracy theories and outright falsehoods roiling our democracy.
Interested in the muralists Diego Rivera, José Clemente Orozco and David Alfara Siqueiros, she decided to go to Mexico, both to finish the series and work with them at the Taller de Gráfica Popular, a printmaking collective devoted to social causes.
This sonic smack of John Cage's Cartridge Music is from a new 3CD set documenting pianist/electronic composer and John Tudorintimate David Tudor's 1964 visit to the San Francisco Tape Music Centre, the West Coast collective devoted to experimenting with tape – then a new medium with a new message.
Previously, he was Development Manager for the American Music Center and founded two first-of-their-kind performing ensembles: a hybrid electric chamber group/experimental rock band and a choral collective devoted to the music of the past 25 years.
Trusting the existence of a selected group of wise men who are devoted to the collective good, and who are freed from ambition and self-interest because of their pursuit of truth, is as crude as the belief in a society where masses disappear and deliberation and reason control human's political choices" (CR, p. 163).
Ludica, a women's game collective devoted to exploring alternatives to the dominate culture of games, proposes that we are currently revisiting the historic New Games movement, which emerged in the 1960s and 1970s as a response to the Vietnam War and civil unrest (Pearce et al. 2007, 261).
