collective造句
121. The new Hornes Collective catalogue makes it all so easy.
122. A group of teenage girls could create their own music unique to them as a badge of their collective identity.
123. He is strongly dedicated to the sharing of sound information with others in the collective life.
124. Just about every collective pitch helicopter available should be capable of performing this manoeuvre, but some are more capable than others.
125. Before independence Valeriy was a farmer on a local collective farm.
126. The managed mixed economy and a highly developed system of collective social provision were the means for achieving these values.
127. The process of negotiations between unions and employers is called collective bargaining.
128. Agriculture is crippled, too, by the miserable conditions on the collective farms.
129. Although the under-18s can not trade shares themselves, adults can buy stakes in collective investment funds on their behalf.
130. But when they were finally received, a surprise Most books are a collective effort to some extent.
131. Clearly, individual gains, in terms of meeting individual needs, have important collective consequences in a trade union.
132. But, since the heyday of the missionaries, the collective consciousness has nevertheless undergone a sea-change.
133. The former Shah's advocacy of a collective security pact was a further black mark against the Gulf scheme.
134. Kerry called the labor laws "a legitimate collective effort to protect our children" and said he supported them.
135. The league was charged also with responsibility for collective security, so that individual states could embark on a programme of disarmament.
136. It is only through collective effort and strength that we can ensure that a fair deal can be achieved for Bank Officials.
137. Such Quantities are known as latent variables and they include human abilities and attitudes as well as collective characteristics of society such as business confidence.
138. The second is the collective tractor and machinery sale organised on a regular basis by specialist auctioneers.
139. Among the refugee communities, new forms of collective living arrangements have been organized.
140. These public goods can only be produced and consumed economically on a collective basis.
141. Their collective utterances may help us to understand the meaning they wished to attach to this favoured term.
142. The rest of the audience cranes its collective neck to spot the guilty party.
143. The Act required the whole school to meet for the daily act of collective worship unless the school premises made this impracticable.
144. In the Soviet Union there was a pattern of swings between single and collective leadership in the post-Second World War period.
145. People's banks are being set up as cooperatives, and collective farms are replacing small landholdings.
146. The bureau was without a manager for some time, so the staff took collective responsibility for all the tasks.
147. Contemporary Marxist urban sociology places much less emphasis on the supposed necessity for the state to be engaged in collective consumption.
148. The provisions described below, however, are generally part of all collective bargaining contracts: 1.
149. Maybe it was because the season began with players bitterly divided over a new collective bargaining agreement.
150. But the distinction between personal and collective consumption remains fairly clear.
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