Sentence examples for going collective from inspiring English sources

Unlike elsewhere – and even Italy is going collective – Spanish clubs negotiate individual television deals.

CHAPTER 3: From serial to parallel processing: machinic thought goes collective, acquires a thickness.

Clubs cut their own deals in La Liga, instead of going through collective bargaining like other European soccer leagues.

Strength in numbers goes along with the general low-key, anything-goes collective mentality that prevails.

"New phone, who dis?" went the collective cry.

You went from collective action problem to policy.

Instead, they went after collective bargaining, teacher tenure, and seniority.

You can go from collective action problem to social norms as well.

The money goes for collective bargaining, grievance procedures and other activities.

Moreover, Walker's appeal to the right goes beyond collective bargaining.

There is no formal nominations procedure, nor do the jury go on collective visits to studios or exhibitions.