Sentence examples similar to co operative will from inspiring English sources

Setting up a workers' co-operative will not enable young people to rent their own rooms overnight.

Barclays Bank and the Co-operative will lend GDL and LPC students between £300 and £10,000.

Fellow mutual Central England Co-operative will receive £5.8m for its 3.5% stake in the venture under a deal agreed six years ago.

The Central England Co-operative, formerly the Midlands Co-operative, will also be in line for payments of at least £5m relating to its separate 3.5% stake in the joint venture.

The Riverside Co-operative will be one of the biggest free schools when it opens in the east London development of Barking Riverside, catering for around 1,800 children when at full capacity.

Bonds, who was indicted in 2007 on charges that he made false statements about drug use before a federal grand jury investigating the Bay Area Laboratory Co-operative, will probably not go on trial until next year because of the government's current appeal.

Fierce local competition from the savings banks and co-operatives will not go away.

Officially, the changes are described as an "updating" in which "non-state actors" and "co-operatives" will be promoted.

The co-operatives will divide the profits from the sale of the recycled materials between workers and investment in new equipment.

If we achieve that, Britain's consumer co-operatives will come out of the darkest moments in their history not fatally damaged, but stronger and better placed than before to face the challenges of the next 170 years.

With huge inequality still prevalent in Medellín, the hope is that the promotion of worker co-operatives will provide important examples of an enterprise structure in which it is perfectly possible to combine economic efficiency with high levels of equality, dignity and democracy.