Sentence examples for mutual organisation from inspiring English sources

As a mutual organisation, Yorkshire's mortgage borrowers are effectively its owners.

Standard Life was founded in Edinburgh in 1825 and became a mutual organisation - owned by its members - in 1925.

The MP said the mutual organisation that would take over responsibility would have an annual budget of at least £140bn.

Sutherland has pledged to set out a new vision for the UK's biggest mutual organisation by the time of the annual meeting in May.

Warlde has already said his successor should come from outside the co-operative movement, which currently requires its 20-strong board to comprise members of the mutual organisation.

The shambolic state of the Co-operative Group was laid bare in a scathing verdict warning that the survival of Britain's biggest mutual organisation was at stake.

'If mutual organisations are forced to change their status then consumers will be the losers,' he added.

The social insurers should be independent from government, but can be run by unions, employer groups, or mutual organisations.

And why can't we develop new forms of public ownership – community-run mutual organisations – to run local services like children's centres, parks and estates?

This new movement will bring together mutual organisations, co-operatives, friendly societies and social-enterprise start-ups to build a "marketbased safety net" and exercise political influence to get better protection for members.

With the government planning radical reform of public services to enable entrepreneurial front line staff to form mutual organisations and take over the services they provide, Sunderland Home Care Associates is now firmly on the Whitehall radar.