Significados de take collectively en inglés

The decision to deploy the Jupiters had been taken collectively by NATO.

All these facts taken collectively compelled us to discuss terms of peace.

Taken collectively, they could not have amounted to 230 men, women, and children.

Do the issues, taken collectively, consider all phases of the proposition?

Taken collectively, these articles present a wealth of diverse viewpoints.

These races, taken collectively, constitute the National Hunt season, which runs from mid-summer to spring.

Taken collectively, the events of 1800 do constitute a revolution-thefirst party revolution in American history.

Some of the items of this evidence are very trivial, but taken collectively they have considerable force.

Taken collectively, on the other hand, they are far more profoundly true to nature and to art.

Responsibility had to be taken collectively.

The people taken collectively are society, and society is a living organism, not a mere aggregation of individuals.

The individual trees, for example, are taken collectively, and their divine representative worshipped as the god of the groves.

Medicine is a collection of uncertain prescriptions, the results of which, taken collectively, are more fatal than useful to mankind.

He fell in with two parties of natives, which, taken collectively, amounted to thirty-five in number, but had no communication with them.

Mantashe has, however, said that responsibility for the losses and decline in support during the local government elections has to be taken collectively.

The runes taken collectively are properly called the futhorc, the word being made up of the names of the first of the runes.