Sentence examples for subject collective from inspiring English sources

It is entirely appropriate to subject collective bargaining structures to detailed theoretical and empirical scrutiny.

An explanation for the greater plasma volume changes in the hypobaric chamber, in addition to the smaller subject collective, may involve a different volume status of the subjects during the chamber runs as indicated by a slightly lower average osmolality during the chamber runs.

Pilot data revealed that biopsies of polyp or tumour tissue have a significantly higher mean % comet tail DNA (mean of 63±2.7, collective comet data for n=4, P<0.001) compared to those from tissue collected from normal subjects (collective comet mean 46±7.1, n=52 normal samples).

In the non-summative sense, the subject of collective self-deception is the collective itself, not simply the individuals comprising it.

When she reasons or has attitudes in the 'we-mode,' she functions as a group member and conceives of herself as being bound by and committed to what is collectively accepted and subject of collective commitment within the group.

Some lawyers think the new law's regulations may not be subject to collective bargaining.

Mr. Liu replied that any changes should be subject to collective bargaining.

As McCormick acknowledges, N.F.L. eligibility rules have been the subject of collective bargaining.

Changing the terms for future employees may be a different matter, but is also subject to collective bargaining.

For example, the criteria for selecting teaching assistants -- such as the grade point average they need to earn -- could become subject to collective bargaining.

"These problems go to the heart of ridding the system of teachers who cannot perform, and must be a subject of collective bargaining," Mr. Levy said.