Sentence examples for made co from inspiring English sources

NIOSH/NCI apparently did not use any information on the extent of DOCs usage, which likely made CO a less reliable indicator of REC in their analyses.

Lloyds had made Co-op its preferred bidder ahead of NBNK which offered £700m.

He was made co-chairman of the Conservative party in 2003.

Around that time, Marcelo Kalim and Roberto Sallouti were made co-chief executives.

He was made co-chairman of the convention, for example, but not granted extra power or visibility.

(Apparently, the agreement included Prince Alexius's being made co-emperor, Alexius IV, for that happened soon afterward).

I live in an interesting house now at McLean's, one in which no man had entered since perhaps 1860; suddenly it was made co-ed.

In 961 he was crowned co-regent king of Italy and Germany with his father and was made co-regent emperor in 967.

Mitchell and his brother, Michael, were made co-presidents in 1987; after his brother died last April, Mitchell became the sole president.

The growth of cross-border lending made co-ordination necessary, it was argued, otherwise countries with stricter regulation would put their banks at a competitive disadvantage against more mildly regulated banks based abroad.

And leading the team about, reformed naughty ones, Mitchell Pearce and Jake Friend, made co-captains as reward for being good, to make sure they remain good, and to keep them at the footy club until they up stumps.