Sentence examples similar to co operators from inspiring English sources

Hunt, whose Mutuo organisation does not receive direct funding from the Co-op but asks for sponsorship for projects, said: "The swift move to dramatically reduce funding for co-operative organisations will dismay long-standing co-operators further now that the hypocrisy of the executive pay policy has been laid bare".

"And that ends up with shareholders being treated like tenants instead of co-operators and with co-op boards being treated like landlords instead of officers of a co-operative corporation".

The co-operators got probation.

So what do co-operators need to do?

He blames "slanted" testimony by former colleagues turned co-operators.

And these co-operators were rewarded with trust in return only 38% of the time.

This time, he allowed freeloaders to punish co-operators, a behaviour known as antisocial punishment.

"Co-operators" helped the group to improve its fitness at the expense of their individual rewards.

But last week members were presented with just three candidates, with little background as co-operators, giving them no choice.

In this case, when the groups were small (four individuals per group), co-operators came to dominate.

However, whilst a proportion of co-operators clearly identified with a particular segmentation group, other co-operators found the process of self-identity segmentation to be both challenging and lacking perceived practical relevance.