Sentence examples for cooperative industry from inspiring English sources

"Medical services, administration, education, police, fire, retail stores, hotels, fishing cooperative, farming cooperative, industry, jobs -- all are gone, all washed away".

The proposed management system was found feasible and relatively easy to initiate because of highly motivated and cooperative industry partners, a well-established mechanism for setting allowable catch limits, and a robust catch accounting system already in place.

In some communes, alcohol manufacture was "informally" made for home consumption, but in other communes it was formalized as a local cooperative industry.

The X-33 program began as a cooperative government-industry effort to demonstrate that it was possible to make a rocket that is cheaper and easier to operate than any flying today.

This is the fourth summer the library has hosted the clinics, which are supported collaboratively by the D.C. Public Library and the D.C. Public Library Foundation, along with nonprofits and bike co-ops, including the Bike House, Gearin' Up Bicycles, VéloCity Bicycle Cooperative, Chrome Industries, Phoenix Bikes and the Washington Area Bicyclist Association.

Land O'Lakes, Inc. is a member-owned cooperative with industry-leading operations from agricultural production to consumer foods.

Class action firm Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro LLP filed the suit in 2011 on behalf of dairy consumers, against dairy lobbying group National Milk Producers Federation and industry cooperatives Dairy Farmers of America, Land O' Lakes, DairyLea Cooperative and Agrimark.

When it came to air and water pollution, Mrs. Whitman favored a more cooperative approach with industry, eliminating rules that she said were hurting businesses.

The most pervasive global policy fad in the competitiveness arena today is the call for more cooperative research and industry consortia.

The research policy community has produced a significant body of empirical research on benefits of cooperative research between industry and university.

Yet she has also been assailed by environmentalists who insist that her pro-business leanings drove her to scale back regulations and foster a more cooperative relationship with industry and developers.