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Meanings of co-operator in anglès
Autonomous association of persons or organizations.
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Examples for "coop"
Examples for "coop"
1
At half past four played hide and coop in the Sawyer pasture.
2
Here was the smokehouse and there was a turkey in a coop.
3
New Zealand's second biggest dairy coop could be sold to the Chinese.
4
That is to say-yes-Ihavean old hen left in the coop.
5
Listen, is there a quick way to get up to the coop?
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A co-operative approach is both morally right and the smart way forward.
2
It represents a rare example of genuinely co-operative behaviour demonstrated by birds.
3
The Port Nolloth co-operative had voluntarily suspend fishing until the situation improved.
4
But the local associations are the vital units in any co-operative movement.
5
But he denied the Belgium-based co-operative should have taken these measures sooner.
1
In 1940 state-controlled winemaking cooperatives were introduced to help support the industry.
2
By 1958 much of the land had been collectivized & cooperatives established.
3
It did not specify how much more land the cooperatives can get.
4
Until this had been done the cooperatives had small chance of succeeding.
5
The contracts were finalised after CME overcame certain legal issues facing French cooperatives.
1
The one-day course will include safety guidelines, work shadowing, mini-companies and co-operatives.
2
Some co-operatives in the UK are delivering home care services at scale.
3
They buy at auction from the co-operatives to which the farmers belong.
4
The question of how this works when co-operatives achieve scale is not new.
5
Local currencies, barter markets and networks of co-operatives are slowly developing.
1
The coöperative conduct of industry is of increasing importance of late years.
2
Fortunately, it is not too late to rebuild it through coöperative effort.
3
In Ireland the coöperative creameries produce about half the butter exported.
4
Encouragement by the Board of Agriculture of coöperative societies of farmers-
5
The women were not as coöperative as she had expected them to be.
1
The sale of shares in co-ops is not regulated by the SEC.
2
An early decision was not expected but yesterday both co-ops welcomed the decision.
3
But it must also be said that these co-ops suffered from quaint practices.
4
Based on market conditions then, it could sell rentals as co-ops or condominiums.
5
Production meanwhile is limited to modest co-ops and small amounts individually at home.
1
Come the revolution, we will turn it into a co-op of course.
2
The community development co-op, which celebrates 25 years, has a large parish.
3
It is time to return to the story of the baby-sitting co-op.
4
The farmers' co-op comes to ask for help in raising more capital.
5
The rest came from a local co-op set up through the pizzeria.
1
The cooperative societies represented more truly the idea of coalition.
2
He says this is because they, just as humans, have evolved in cooperative societies.
3
Outside of farmers' cooperatives practically all cooperative societies are incorporated under the Stock Law known as Article III.
4
Today in Great Britain the cooperative societies number more than four million members, nearly one-third of the entire population being represented in these societies.
5
He said the division does not have the resources or punitive provisions to closely monitor more than 1,400 multi-state credit cooperative societies across the country.
1
The cooperative society failed and every cent of the four thousand dollars of the cooperators was lost.
2
A cooperative society was formed and in two weeks shares were sold to the value of two thousand dollars.
3
The Utica Cooperative Society was organized in 1915 by a group of Germans.
4
The cooperative societies represented more truly the idea of coalition.
5
He says this is because they, just as humans, have evolved in cooperative societies.
1
The formation of the co-operative society was an important turning point.
2
Twenty-five years ago there was not a single co-operative society in the country.
3
Then a dozen years ago a co-operative society was formed.
4
Here in the UK, because it is a co-operative society, the prices are kept low.
5
And so one grey morning his co-operative society dissolved.
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For instance, co-operative enterprises in farming have not succeeded.
2
Minnesota is a state noted for co-operative enterprises.
3
"Still other local industries, too insignificant or unorganized even for municipal operation, might be left to voluntary co-operative enterprises."
Usage of co-operator in anglès
1
The co-operator is UBS, people familiar with the situation said previously.
2
You cannot get the fields tilled today until the farmer becomes a co-operator.
3
Sometimes it is its forerunner, at others its co-operator, and always its follower.
4
Labour must know clearly what is being done; it must be an assenting co-operator.
5
It is the rival, till it can be the co-operator, for food with the parent.
6
The enthusiastic co-operator says we must educate them up to the requisite moral and intellectual level.
7
Her situation would have been trying to a non-self-reliant woman, for there was no volunteer co-operator.
8
He found in George Clinton, governor of the state of New York, a firm and an enlightened co-operator.
9
I would propose to you Dr. Gille, in Jena, as a lawyer, and a zealous co-operator in this affair.
10
He was soon promoted to office in the company, and ultimately he became Le Fort's principal co-operator in his various measures and plans.
11
The complaint said that in one deal in 2006, a co-operator shipped cash under a fake name to Douglas at a California hotel.
12
Canadian company Barrick Gold Ltd, the co-operator of the mine in Enga province with China's Zijin Mining Group, is pushing to renew its contract.
13
Last month, Adam Smith, a former Galleon employee turned government co-operator, was sentenced to two years probation by U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff in Manhattan.
14
In the present study, 62,568 Holstein cows from large-scale German co-operator herds were phenotyped for clinical ketosis (KET) according to a veterinarian diagnosis key.
15
Then they picked the sculptors that they wished to secure as co-operators.
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That all non-co-operators have not yet thoroughly imbibed the doctrine is true.
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Co-operator through the time