Sentence examples for from collectives from inspiring English sources
After a brief conversation with a charming, upbeat café manager about the essential qualities of a croque monsieur, she contemplated the new information of the day: the puzzling price structure of good and less-good coffee; the risk that a collective might mutate into an abusive closed shop; the way farmers used delayed payment from collectives as deliberate savings schemes.
Current zoning codes have so far kept marijuana dispensaries at bay, but city officials, citing growing interest from collectives, have sought stronger language to keep them out.
Their only strength comes from collective action.
A thin line separates crowd activities from collective obsessions.
You went from collective action problem to policy.
It doesn't follow from collective guilt that you can impose collective punishment".
The piece follows an arc from complexity to simplicity, from collective argument to solitary song.
All these factors result from collective decisions made in selecting the process-material-part combination.
LCF agents cannot draw from collective knowledge as well as TCF agents can.
If it comes from collective bargaining, the politicians can't cut it without our say-so".
In Wisconsin Scott Walker barred public-sector workers from collective bargaining about matters other than wages.
