Sentence examples for fewer collective from inspiring English sources

In the Czech Republic since 2008 fewer collective agreements stipulate a specific year-on-year wage increase; in 2010 such rate increases were agreed in less than half of all agreements.

Walker has argued that the changes are needed to give the state more flexibility in closing the state's budget deficit, which is not unrelated to his argument that public labor employees deserve fewer collective bargaining rights.

Labour ought to pause, and take a few collective deep breaths.

The analysis showed that they engaged in a variety of evacuation behaviors and implemented few collective strategies to protect themselves.

It is one of our last few collective spaces.

How there undoubtedly will be much fanfare and myriad celebrations, Easter plays and reenactments of The Passion, but on that day few collective acts of compassion for the poor and forgotten.

There are few collective-bargaining agreements in the garment industry and a recently approved labor law will do little to change that.

Pride happens in June and there are also a few collectives and organisations that regularly put together events to promote LGBT agenda issues.

Pride happens in June and there are also a few collectives and organizations that regularly put together events to promote LGBT agenda issues.

With uncertain leadership and few powerful collective institutions, the European Union is struggling with the strains this crisis has inevitably produced among 27 countries with uneven levels of development.

German cinema used to lead the way in the silent era and, every few years, collective hopes are raised for a return to the golden years.