这类集合名词若视为整体，表示单数意义；若考虑其个体成员，表示复数意义。显然，在它们表达整体意义并充当先行词时，定语从句往往用 that 或 which 来引导；当它们强调个体成员意义（即指人）并充当先行词时，定语从句可以用 that 或 who 来引导。在强调句中，如果被强调的集合名词是表达个体成员意义的，当然可以用 It is / was ...who...来强调。

1. But Durie still feels uncomfortable at the club who backed him to the hilt in wiping out the damaging ‘cheat’ slur.

2. Finally, on your behalf, I want to express our thanks to Ian Smith and Ashley Collishaw and all the team who worked so hard to present the drama ‘Hedda's’.

3. The Committee who represent or who are affiliated to 15 Catholic Societies, would like names of women who have distinguished themselves in public life or who quietly give great service to their local.

4. Built in 1460, this fine timber-framed hall-house was restored by Sir Edwin Lutyens for the family who still live there.

5. But there is obvious weakness in a system for controlling the government which can only be activated by a member of that government.

6. He should know that it is not the Government who take action in these matters, but the Attorney-General.

7. It is not the Government who are blocking the money — it is the European Commission.