"We had too many players making wrong decisions, playing as individuals rather than collectively as a team.
Mark Abbott, the M.L.S.'s chief operating officer, said, "Our frustration is that we've wanted to negotiate with our players, but the players filed an antitrust suit rather than collectively bargain".
The top bankers, from high street banks and investment banking operations, have been trying to work individually, rather than collectively, to convince the Treasury that more money could be raised by "voluntary" contributions than by the tax.
The Falkirk inquiry prompted Miliband to launch sweeping plans to reform the relationship between Labour and unions, including plans for union members to be affiliated to the party individually rather than collectively.
The Falkirk inquiry prompted Miliband to launch sweeping plans to reform the relationship between Labour and unions, including a proposal that union members e affiliated to the party individually rather than collectively.
We argue that these paradigms are not distinct but rather complementary, collectively providing a better mechanistic basis for understanding the spatial ecology and decision-making of wild animals.
High-resolution imaging of cells in living fish shows that migrating cells form the eye by acting individually rather than collectively.
But it would be ironic some would say tragically so if it turns out that Edison wasn't far off the mark after all, and most people wind up viewing movies individually rather than collectively.
The compounded ultimate consists of the five aggregates material aggregate (rūpa), feeling aggregate (vedanā), perception-aggregate (saṁjñā), dispositional aggregate (saṁskāra), and consciousness-aggregate (vijñāna)—since they are causally produced, and the ideas of each aggregate are conceived individually rather than collectively.
