Sentence examples for the collectives from inspiring English sources
adjective
Formed by gathering or collecting; gathered into a mass, sum, or body; congregated or aggregated; as, the collective body of a nation.
The collectives act as fixers and enforcers for the government.
The collectives, which included many anarchists and hackers, gave him a sense of belonging and purpose.
Over the next months 40 to 50 million peasants left the collectives.
Many workers who remain on the collectives are old, feeble or simply needy.
Banks and outside investors are reluctant to finance the collectives because it is not clear to whom the enterprises belong.
Thanks largely to pleas from Amur's government, Russia's Parliament is on the verge of passing new legislation that would free solitary miners from the collectives' grip.
The collective's objective?
"Everything depends on the collective.
The collective goes uptown, too.
It makes the collective judgment more extreme.
