Sentence examples for cooperative ideals from inspiring English sources

Dear friend and dedicated member, she was deeply committed to cooperative ideals; we shall miss her broad vision and guidance.

Although the scope for improving agricultural production was limited, they were effective at promoting participatory development and cooperative ideals.

He dedicated his life to the cooperative ideals our community was built on, and through UHF, expanded cooperative housing opportunities for many more families.

Thus, when replacing 1 / σ2 of the single-cell case by (1 + 2α2) / σ2 of the ideal cooperative multicell case, we are implied that the ASE of OMUD with ideal BS cooperation is higher than that of the OMUD for a corresponding isolate cell.

Surface water users embrace a cooperative, community-oriented ideal, while groundwater users express an atomistic individualism.

Heterogeneity in the apparent ∆VNMR values reflects departure from an ideal cooperative unfolding transition.

The ideal cooperative effect of phragmoid CS and electrical CNTs offered synthetical properties, such as low density (about 6.3 mg cm−3), flexibility, absorption, catalysis capacities, improved electrochemical characteristics and novel applications.

This ideal cooperative environment, generally, is not achieved in traditional, simple MANET routing protocols.

Taking economic research into consideration, it seems that the open market economy, in which the private for-profit hospitals participate, creates a situation that limits some of the genuine human ideals and cooperative values, due to competition with other health care providers [ 40, 41].

The pioneer in this movement was the cotton spinners' leader, John Doherty, but much of its impetus derived from Robert Owen, whose ideal of cooperative as against capitalist production found widespread support.

(2) The participants described these inter-professional discussions as leading to something more than knowledge about each other; they mentally visualized a shared ideal of cooperative practice and appreciation of the resulting collegial relationships.