Sentence examples for started a cooperative from inspiring English sources
Soon he was reading up on how to start a business, persuading his friends that they would be able to get loans for equipment and start exporting if they started a cooperative, which they finally opened in 1980.
Bedrooms and some bathrooms were private, but nearly everything else was shared, an arrangement that seemed feasible given the longstanding friendships of most of the members, who had started a cooperative nursery school for their children when they lived in Southern California in the 1960s.
The Institute of Laser Engineering (ILE), Osaka University and NIFS have started a cooperative study of the method.
[C5.] U.S. and Europe in Energy Pact The Energy Department and the European Union agreed to start a cooperative effort aimed at bringing hydrogen-powered cars and electricity generated from fuel cells to market over the next two decades.
The University of Applied Sciences Aschaffenburg and the University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt will start a cooperative Bachelor of Engineering Program in Electrical Engineering in 2013.
In the CoRe-MAC, the destination node estimates the received SNR of the RTS packet to determine whether or not to start a cooperative communication with a cooperative CTS (CCTS) packet.
Before the workers could even think about starting a cooperative or developing some alternative ways of running an enterprise they woke up unemployed.
Instead of expanding by hiring drivers, for example, he'd like to see the company help start a cooperative of drivers.
Start a cooperative living or working arrangement.
Three weeks ago, Microsoft started a similar cooperative marketing venture with Barnesandnoble.com, the second-largest online bookseller, with about six million customers, to coincide with the release of the new version of its Reader software.
Black farmers in Louisiana weren't getting paid fairly for their sweet potatoes, so they started a sweet potato cooperative and found their own markets—in many cases up north.
