collective decision

"We made a collective decision that he would not practice."

The paper notes that they've never had to make collective decisions before.

The events leading to my arrest resulted from a collective decision.

"I think the common feeling is that whatever happens needs to be a collective decision for everyone who lost someone there.

Thus, individual citizens were unable to make a collective decision to support universal health insurance.

Whatever's happening out there is the result of a collective decision taken by the biomass.

In a democracy, the will of the people serves as the basis for collective decisions.

And though it was clearly well planned, the set opened up plenty of space for collective decisions on form.

It's easier to get your case accepted if you offer it as a collective decision: 'Something we could consider is.

When collective decisions are made, it is usually impossible for the unique needs of each person to be taken into account.

Make effort to spent more time actively discussing collective decisions.

Every country had the opportunity to torpedo any collective decision - nobody did so, however.

Our policy was a collective decision by the Coalition.

In Hess's own words, the project was "a collective decision."

Their collective decision to sentence the men and women of the targeteers to death had not been an easy one.

Negotiation Analysis: The science and art of collective decision making.

They believed that collective decisions would generally be wiser than individual ones, not least on the question of war.

"It was a collective decision in the first place.

It will have to be a collective decision, between the doctors, the front office, and the scouts."

For most occasions, we seem to have made a collective decision: when in doubt, gush.

Then they make some kind of collective decision that it does not exist, that nothing has happened here.

The party groups meet on a regular basis and make collective decisions on policy.

We make a collective decision, together, for peace or for strife.

Politics - the exercise of power; process by which groups of people make collective decisions.

They were unable to come to a collective decision, so the standards remain different from state to state.