Sentence examples similar to co operative exercise from inspiring English sources

We have never been told about the precise circumstances in which the UK nuclear submarine HMS Vanguard managed to bump into the French nuclear sub, Le Triomphant, in the middle of the vastness of the Atlantic Ocean a year ago, but it was fairly obviously not part of a co-operative exercise.

Is your money still safe in the Co operative?

This result has been brought about by the positive refusal of the Premier, Tang-Shao-Yi, to consider the bankers' tactless proposal that foreign military attachés exercise co-operative control over the disbandment of superfluous troops.

Little is known about the impact of pre-operative exercise training on post-operative outcomes.

For ideas about promoting co-operation, visit Co-operative learning.

Are children with cystic fibrosis as co-operative and satisfied with the exercise regimen as with the breathing techniques?

There's also an important governance issue for the Co-op Group, about whether it is really appropriate for those who rise up through the political side of the co-operative movement to be able to exercise significant influence over its commercial activities.

Perhaps the best chapter (for football-obsessed economists, anyway) analyses penalty kicks as public exercises in non-co-operative game theory: the authors speculate that an economist's advice about Manchester United's goalkeeper might, with luck, have won Chelsea the European Champions League in 2008.

The Occupy Money Co-operative is just one example.

I spoke to a barber nearby and his customers but the issue that exercised them was the impact a new Co-operative store is having on Lark Lane independent shops.

In an exercise earlier this year, China appeared to demonstrate robotic technology for a "non-co-operative rendezvous" in orbit.