Sentence examples for cooperative enterprises from inspiring English sources

The advocates of "balanced growth" emphasize the need for a developing country to invest in a wide range of related and cooperative enterprises, public as well as private.

MC displays a commitment to job security I have rarely encountered in capitalist enterprises: it operates across, as well as within, particular cooperative enterprises.

Nasioulas thinks the 2011 law had a negative impact on many social entrepreneurs because it identifies "social cooperative enterprises" – defined as having a minimum of five members – as the main type of social business.

A WSDE sector gives Americans two new freedoms of choice: (1) between working in a top-down, hierarchical capitalist firm or a democratized worker coop, and (2) between buying the products of capitalist or cooperative enterprises.

He begins by noting that conversations are usually to some degree cooperative enterprises.

Simmons, for one, continues to hold that modern political societies are too large and impersonal to count as cooperative enterprises (2001, pp. 38 42).

This implies that the principle of fair play will generate an obligation to cooperate only when the cooperative enterprise is small enough that any participant's failure to obey the rules could reasonably be expected to damage the enterprise.

To fail to do one's part in a cooperative enterprise is to wrong those who cooperate even when it does not clearly harm either them or the enterprise as such (Dagger 1997, p. 71).

Cooperative enterprise with forty partners participating.

Whale hunting was a cooperative enterprise involving many men, who risked their lives in flimsy bark canoes.

"The investigation has been a fully cooperative enterprise, and everyone's first priority is to bring these guys to justice.