Meanings of co-operative society in English

The formation of the co-operative society was an important turning point.

Twenty-five years ago there was not a single co-operative society in the country.

Then a dozen years ago a co-operative society was formed.

Here in the UK, because it is a co-operative society, the prices are kept low.

And so one grey morning his co-operative society dissolved.

It is the dissolution of a co-operative society.

It had almost become a secret society rather than a co-operative society embedded in its local community.

Miss Hester was brought to Dungloe by the co-operative society to care for the mothers at child-birth.

By combining in a co-operative society to buy gas from third-party suppliers they expect to achieve substantial savings.

They scraped up enough money to buy a twenty-ton load of rich manure from a neighboring co-operative society.

Glanbia co-operative society's shareholders have voted in favour of the proposal to establish a joint venture to be known as Glanbia Ireland.

The best way of doing that would be for the teachers in each school to be formed into a partnership or co-operative society.

He was an active factor in farmers' co-operative society affairs and supported all movements for the moral and educational uplift of the community.

Buy your provisions in the co-op in the next-door village of Coniston and you are supporting a one-shop co-operative society operating entirely autonomously.

At Northampton, a co-operative society exists for the purpose of buying and selling leather, and also for the manufacture of boots and shoes.

More changes often take place within a dozen years after a co-operative society is first started than have taken place for a century previous.