Sentence examples for set for collective from inspiring English sources

"If there should be no doubting his desire to work collectively," writes MacCabe, "there can also be no doubt that the terms Godard set for collective work were entirely personal".

In 2011, on current plans, the rich world is set for its biggest collective budget cuts in at least 40 years.

These collective SNP provided the pathway gene SNP set for analysis.

The stage was set for two modern greats to sign off on an emotional afternoon, but it was to the future that Wales cast its collective gaze.

High-level meetings and resolutions like these are important; they set the ground for collective action.

The unrest there resulted in pay concessions and set a precedent for collective bargaining led by representatives chosen by the workers themselves, rather than government-controlled trade unions.

The bill, called the Workplace Action for a Growing Economy (WAGE) Act, would do so by amending the National Labor Relations Act, the bedrock Great Depression-era law that set the boundaries for collective bargaining.

The Merlin agreement set a collective target for gross business lending by the big five banks (£190bn in total and £76bn to small and medium-sized companies) but it was always possible that some would pull their weight and some would not.

Finally, specifically from a utilitarian standpoint, why honor the requirement on occasions when it seems to set back collective health, for example, when we cannot develop a new drug that would help many, because no one is altruistic enough to consent to being a test subject?

This requires work on the part of educators, who must carefully consider how to introduce and scaffold topics for discussion (or allow students to select them), and how they help set collective norms for respectful discourse.

Judge Conley's decision did not affect the strict limits the law set on collective bargaining rights for most public workers, however.