Sentence examples for existing collective from inspiring English sources

The draft text says that the countries "intend to continue their existing collective mobilisation goal through 2025".

Delta agreed to extend its existing collective bargaining agreement with its pilots through the end of 2012.

The existing collective bargaining agreement is set to expire at the end of that season, and the two sides remain some way apart over a number of issues.

"We want to move away from the existing collective model of electronics recycling, which isn't very effective because so many products miss the system.

— Patrick Farrell The Los Angeles Times: Hostess Brands, maker of the Twinkie, Ding Dongs and Wonder Bread, is arguing before a bankruptcy judge that it cannot survive unless it rejects existing collective bargaining agreements with the Teamsters and bakers' unions.

Suspicions that the publishing house was squaring up for a fight with the unions grew in September when Neil Morrison, PRH director of strategy, culture and innovation, served three months notice on existing collective agreements across the divisions, which also includes Pearson and Dorling Kindersley employees.

But 388 of those schools are in states where the law dictates that charters be included in existing collective-bargaining agreements with local districts, according to data collected by the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools.

Football is headed for a period of labor unrest, because owners opted out of the existing collective-bargaining agreement, believing that it rewarded players too richly.

This involves supporting existing data collective processes and establishing new approaches to ensure consistency, reliability and data access across agencies.

Parsons struggled to provide a vision of human agency that makes a place for morality, reason, emotions and biology, and of social order as the product of both human initiative and pre-existing collective forces, which are themselves both cultural and coercive.

But gone for the moment is any talk of the government forcing existing fundholders into collective group practices.