Sentence examples for engaged in collective from inspiring English sources

The Israeli government firmly denies that it has targeted civilians, engaged in collective punishment, or used disproportionate force.

From ancient times, people have engaged in collective rituals of regeneration by building artful bulwarks against fear.

But Smelser's definition points attention, in a way that other definitions do not, toward the unique manner in which members perceive reality; without such a view a group of people would not be engaged in collective behaviour.

Strikers cut off residents' power and then demand bribes to fix it while the power company is engaged in collective punishment: areas where few pay their bills suffer the worst cuts.

The alliance engaged in collective efforts to create knowledge-based output.

But the dancers are engaged in collective action, whereas the picnickers are not.

Collective bargaining, you are not engaging in collective bargaining when you're a public employee union.

State employees in Texas have no unions, only associations that do not engage in collective bargaining.

Technology has given us the tools to redefine democratic dialogue, learn from one another and engage in collective action.

It is very different from a traditional trade union in that it does not engage in collective bargaining with its members' widely dispersed employers.

But its members could benefit from federal labor laws that protect workers from retaliation for engaging in collective discussion and action.