Sentence examples for cooperative union from inspiring English sources

A cooperative union of the European states, such as was promoted after the war, did not accord with Hitler's racist obsessions.

"Cooperative" union participation in management then became possible, because industrial unions had no history of resisting large-scale organization as such, were not beholden to any particular group of workers, and had no principal interest in curtailing firms' internal flexibility.

Nicholas' negotiations with Pope John X 914 9288) concerning cooperative union between Eastern and Western Christendom and an agreement over the ecclesiastical law of marriage for the Eastern Church inaugurated a rare period of harmony.

His subsequent freelance activities continued work with partners not associated with mainstream education – the Seafarers Education Service, the Cooperative Union and the Research Institute for Consumer Affairs, now Rica, founded in 1963 by Young.

There on the main drag, with its faded colonial architecture, is the Stalinist former headquarters of the Bugisu Cooperative Union (BCU) - built in 1972, but with revenue from the 1950s and 1960s.

Meanwhile, membership in cooperative union and equib best explains the impact emanating from community characteristics to affect youth intention to be self-employed.

Besides the Central Union of Consumer and Credit Cooperatives, a union of producers and credit institutions dating from the communist era, organizations appropriate to a private economy are emerging.

Discrimination denies small-scale female farmers the same access men have to fertilizer, seeds, credit, membership in cooperatives and unions, and technical assistance.

For instance, Ann Ferguson argues that anti-globalization networks, such as worker-owned cooperatives, labor unions, fair trade organizations, and land reform movements, are creating the conditions for North-South women's coalition movements based on non-essentialist political commitments to global gender justice (Ferguson, 2009; see also Kang 2008, Mendoza, 2002, Vargas, 2003).

According to Co-operatives UK, there's an urgent need for cooperatives, trade unions, and mutual organizations to "form cohesive institutions to unite the self-employed precariat".

The new constitution defined the financial sector as composed of the public, private, and popular and solidarity-based sector, which includes cooperatives, credit unions, savings and loan associations, and other member-based organizations".