Sentence examples for made collective from inspiring English sources

Emboldened by the passage of the Wagner Act, which made collective bargaining easier, unions organized industries across the country, remaking the economy.

The residents have also made collective, clandestine connections to the electricity grid, and to a sewerage pipeline that runs beneath the favela, a leftover from the days of the Matarazzo mill.

Some pointed to the Chinese "well-field system," in which groups of farmers made collective decisions about land use as the basis of participatory democracy, even socialism.

"They would make collective regulation impossible".

He also wants to make collective bargaining more flexible.

Other people decline; they make collective decisions through sound alone.

"We now have 223 partners, mostly in industry, making collective pledges about public health," he said.

"We need to make collective decisions by our elected representatives on how to spend our money," he said.

Another proposal that would make collective bargaining a right for employees in the public and private sectors appeared headed for defeat.

Could this form the basis of a new way of catching them?The way animals make collective decisions can be complex.

The odd mix of discord and harmony was in keeping with the difficulty of making collective sense of the run of major decisions this week.