Sentence examples for say collective from inspiring English sources

It is merely to say collective power has trumped individual prowess.

"Some say collective bargaining is antithetical to the economy," she added.

They say that such standards, on issues like workers' rights and environmental regulations, have hurt developing nations while benefiting industrial ones, and many leaders across the developing world say collective action is the only way to change that.

The organizers say collective bargaining would let them address issues such as a high student-to-TA ratio in many sections, as well as improvements in salary and health care benefits.

Just as there is in, say, collective meditation, collective love, collective hate, collective song, collective breath, collective just about anything?

In solidarity with my angered peers, I lean on the unofficial fourth branch of government that has the final say: collective civil society.

He said collective bargaining in N.Y. is different from anywhere else.

Mr. Dandridge said Collective would spend "in the mid-seven figures" on the campaign.

France's president, Nicolas Sarkozy, speaking for the European Union, said, "Collective action is imperative".

Last year John Pritchard, bishop of Oxford, said collective worship should be replaced with "spiritual reflection".

He is supported by another lawyer, Marjolaine Viret, who said: "Collective responsibility is really questionable.