Sentence examples for pool their orders from inspiring English sources

OBN's purchasing scheme allows member companies to pool their orders and achieve meaningful discounts from suppliers.

They lurch along until Van Horn tells how a group of shoppers recently used Mercata to pool their orders and drive down the price of Cuisinart ice cream makers by 35%.

Rather, regional navies or coastguards should be encouraged to pool their resources in order to conduct anti-piracy patrols, modelled on the Malacca Strait Patrol - which conducted by the navies of Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand, resulted in a noticeable decrease of piracy in this former hot spot.

The DCMS said it predicted that small groups of affected houses would be able to pool their funding in order to pay for bigger investments like additional relay transmitters.

While at Cowen, Mr. Abernathy developed the Collaborative Investing® process, a nationwide network of medical and information technology investors who pool their expertise in order to identify companies with superior products, technologies and management teams.

The partners consequently realized that they had to pool their resources in order to achieve their health and social service objectives.

*A bold collaboration in Asia, where four business schools are to pool their admissions resources in order to attract more European and North American students.

In these types of ventures the partners pool their specific capabilities, in order to mutually exploit their strategic interdependency (Gulati 1995 19988; Argyres and Mayer 2007).

In February 2014, the EU issued a cost-saving directive encouraging European cities to pool their buying power when ordering public goods and services.

One such initiative is the Community Choice Aggregation (CCA), a program approved by New York State to "allow local governments to pool their electricity load in order to purchase and/or develop power on behalf of their residents, businesses and municipal accounts".

Some anthropologists claim that within the vocabularies of kinesics and proxemics are the virtual building blocks of spoken language; they postulate that primitive humans made various and ingenious inventions (including speech) as a result of their need to communicate with others in order to pool their intellectual and physical resources.