Sentence examples for cooperative document from inspiring English sources

Justice Lehner ruled that when determining whether the sisters were holders of unsold shares, "the crucial cooperative document to determine the issue is the plan," referring to the co-op's original offering plan.

But this four-nation cooperative document pledge thingy doesn't look like much of an achievement.

Although Mann was cooperative, reported the documents, agents read his correspondence, and derogatory information was placed in his file.

He said they tried to appear cooperative when false documents were found to divert attention from anything more serious.

A "While a precise answer would depend on the provisions of the cooperative's governing documents, the policy described is not uncommon in co-ops where some nonpurchasing rent-regulated tenants continue to occupy some apartments," said Aaron Shmulewitz, a Manhattan co-op lawyer.

This argument is supported by the discussion of documented cooperative behaviours at all levels of biological organisation - molecules cells organisms species.

In "SoHo 20" (1974) and "A.I.R. Group Portrait" (1978), which showed the members of two all-women cooperative galleries, Ms. Sleigh documented the rise of the feminist art movement.

The stick nest is placed in a tree, cactus, or human structure and cooperative breeding has been documented in some populations.

The White-rumped Tanager also is unusual in that it is one of the few tanagers for which cooperative breeding has been documented.

It is well documented that cooperative transmission improves channel capacity significantly and has a great potential to improve wireless network capacity [1, 2].

This threshold effect is documented for cooperative hunting situations in various social carnivores including lions [ 36, 37], African wild dogs (Lycaon pictus) [ 38- 40], chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) [ 41], Harris Hawkss (Parabuteo inicintus) [ 42] and humans [ 43, 44].