Sentence examples for frequent collective from inspiring English sources

Unions, the labor bureaucracy, courts, towns, street offices, and other agencies were mobilized to guard against frequent collective protests by workers.

It makes me feel happy to bring smiles to the faces of people that have frequented my collective".

The informality of the group's structure is the main source of the frequent unpredictability of collective behaviour.

It is also the life of far too many women, and Handke's brief book is an ambitious undertaking, an attempt to relate a collective, frequent unhappiness.

She demonstrates that, despite the Ba'thist regime's pretensions to political hegemony, its frequent reliance on collective punishment of various groups reinforced and cemented identity divisions.

Why this discrepancy exists are unclear but might relate to the much more frequent use of collective childcare and summer camps and schools by Chinese parents during summer holidays than is typical in many European countries.

In such a case, the most frequent way of making collective choices is to vote.

Undoubtedly there have been frequent occasions when their collective thought process will have eluded even their own supporters.

A frequent criticism of Chinese collective leadership found both in China and abroad is that this new political structure tends to make the decision-making process lengthier and more complicated, often resulting in deadlock.

The collective deals with frequent interpersonal yet uninflected encounters, where one only physically gathers but does not interact.

J.C. PENNEY has broken free of its suburban parking area to invade Herald Square, and the most frequent question on New York's collective lips seems to be: Why?