Sentence examples for has collective from inspiring English sources

The U.S. has collective defense treaties with more than fifty countries.

Nonunion Georgia's public pensions are, in fact, three times as generous as those of labor-friendly Vermont, where more than half the public work force has collective bargaining.

"They have memory?" "You mean these are new swarms since noon?" "So what you're telling me is this swarm reproduces, is self-sustaining, learns from experience, has collective intelligence and can innovate to solve problems".

The Premier League, in contrast, has collective bargaining, meaning all 20 clubs are able to share TV revenue.

Ohio, which has collective bargaining, has a deficit that is about half the size of the non-union North Carolina's.

Based on the sheer volume of this hyperbolic coverage, you'd think this was the first time Canadians elected an attractive man to office, which makes me wonder if the entire world has collective amnesia.

They had collective, and convenient, cramp.

We don't have collective bargaining in Mississippi.

She continued, "After the war, you have collective trauma, collective guilt".

"Drivers and passengers alike should also have collective responsibility," he said.

Still other states have collective bargaining for local government workers, but not for state employees.