Sentence examples for get collective from inspiring English sources

"You can avoid paying debt, reject leases on airplanes and get collective bargaining agreements restructured".

Mozilla as a browser has the potential to unionise our users, and if we do that we get collective bargaining rights over our data.

"The only places where you'll find it's a bit different is where the trade unions have managed to get collective agreements, and in those countries the conditions might be a little bit better," Royle said.

He's got collective bargaining.

The Fashism iPhone app extends the concept behind the site, which involves getting collective advice on your fashion decisions in realtime.

"If we've got collective defense, everybody's got to chip in," Obama Wednesday said in Brussels.

Clearly the onus is on aid agencies to get their collective house in order.

"It's almost impossible to get a collective decision out commissioners," he admitted.

"It looks as if the left-of-centre parties won't get a collective majority," Aylott agrees.

Denmark, defined both as a real place or a metaphor, is the closest we can get to collective perfection.

What does it mean for a full division of infantry to get a "collective bloody nose," or a brigade to have its flank "slapped".