If there are any alarm bells ringing the collective decision will be to come home.
He describes press council as a collective decision-making body whose main responsibility is handling complaints regarding the work of the press.
As the cost of computing power continues to fall, A.I. will play an ever larger role in society's collective decision making.
Unless you start with everything being privately acquired, there is ambiguity over ownership and in that case you require collective decision-making.
"But we tell them that it is a collective decision, " he said.
Mr Murdoch said on Saturday it had been "a collective decision" to close the paper, which he admitted had "let down its readers".
"We made a mistake not putting intermediate tyres on at the end, but it's a collective decision, it's a team effort, " said the Englishman.
Decisions on the election were taken as part of a collective decision-making process by the Scottish Executive, Scotland Office, returning officers and other relevant stakeholders.
Before boarding a flight to England's holding camp in Abu Dhabi, he added that if necessary there would be a collective decision to come home.
He wants the world governing body, led by Blatter, to take a "collective decision" to deal with the racism problem, but believes match fixing offers an even greater threat.
That may reflect an Amerindian tradition of collective decision-making.
If cabinet government means collective decision-making, it vanished in the first world war, when the job of the state grew and power was spun out to a web of committees with the prime minister at the centre.
And, unlike the Republicans, both favour more involvement in collective international decision-making.
It appeared that Syria - the other major holdout - would also attend, since the Arab decision was a collective one.
It happened thanks to the hard work of students here at Forsyth, the commitment of local leaders, foresight of local business leaders -- most importantly, it happened because there was a decision made to invest in the collective future of this community.
"It is the collective view of the former Attorneys General that the decision of Chief Judge Norma Holloway Johnson was legally and historically well-founded, " George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley wrote on behalf of former attorneys general William Barr, Griffin Bell, Ed Meese and Richard Thornburgh.
Another issue: The new regulations may violate the collective bargaining agreement between players and the league because the league made a unilateral decision.
As a theoretical matter, moreover, this sorry episode reveals a larger libertarian truth: Collective decisions should be made only when strictly required, which happens when any decision made for one necessarily binds all.
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