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Example sentences for "cooperative"

Lexicographically close words:
cooperate; cooperated; cooperates; cooperating; cooperation; cooperatively; cooperatives; cooperators; cooperi; coopering
  1. The arrangement of 1908 for a cooperative control of the coming of laborers to the United States has proved to work satisfactorily.

  2. The cooperative construction of these trunk lines should be of immense advantage, materially and otherwise, to China and should greatly facilitate the development of the bountiful resources of the Empire.

  3. Everything one has earned by labor the right to buy at the cooperative and soviet shops is at a fixed, low price, at the established (too small.

  4. Their convention which met in October, 1865, appointed a committee to report on a plan of action to establish a cooperative shop under the auspices of the International Union.

  5. Most of the cooperative enterprises were conducted on a small scale.

  6. The Order of the Knights of Labor, despite its "First Principles" based on the cooperative ideal, was soon forced to make concessions to a large element of its membership which was pressing for strikes.

  7. The cooperative principle met with success among the English-speaking people only outside the larger cities.

  8. With the abandonment of centralized cooperation in 1884, the role of the central cooperative board changed correspondingly.

  9. The early history of consumers' cooperation is but fragmentary and, so far as we know, the first cooperative attempt which had for its exclusive aim "competence to purchaser" was made in Philadelphia early in 1829.

  10. Eventually when the Order had grown to include nearly all useful members of society--so the plan contemplated--it would control practically the whole market and cooperative production would become the rule rather than the exception.

  11. But the capitalist was stronger than the cooperative brother.

  12. The handloom weavers in two of the suburbs of Philadelphia started cooperative associations at the same time.

  13. A similar instance is furnished by the Cooperative Foundry Company of Rochester.

  14. Thus by 1888, three or four years after it had begun, the cooperative movement had passed the full cycle of life and succumbed.

  15. The following ten years were to decide whether the leadership of the American labor movement was to be with the "practical men of the trade unions" or with the cooperative idealists of the Knights of Labor.

  16. It is accepted now that economic organizations along cooperative lines should be independent of either educational, religious, or social groups.

  17. The cooperative movement offers the greatest opportunity for the country minister for definite service in the farmers' economic progress.

  18. The cooperative movement bids fair to solve many of the problems of open and closed shop, collective bargaining, labor organization, and of relations between producer and consumer.

  19. The rules for the control of the activities of such cooperative community service should respect the standards of the respective denominations.

  20. Until he had got the tanners to start a cooperative business, he ran the risk of having his feet knocked away from under him at any moment.

  21. But I've been wondering whether we couldn't find a way to gather up all this waste so that it should benefit the cooperative works?

  22. So he set himself to work out a plan for a cooperative business.

  23. XV Work went on steadily in the cooperative works.

  24. It was his intention to start a cooperative business in the course of the spring at Aarhus too, and Peter was appointed to start it.

  25. Our cooperative enterprises must avoid all form of speculation, thereby limiting the field for capital.

  26. If it succeeds I'll get you a connection with the cooperative association, and that's a customer that takes something, I can tell you!

  27. In the spring we shall want capital to start the tanners with a cooperative tannery," he said.

  28. As we can't be suspected of trying to make profits, we should be suitable people for its management, and it would help on the cooperative company.

  29. Also in September the government broke up many state farms into smaller, more autonomous cooperative units in an attempt to increase worker incentives and boost depressed food production levels.

  30. These cooperative stores prove that the scattering methods of intermediate trade are superfluous.

  31. In order to diminish these evils from which the masses always and everywhere suffer most, cooperative stores have been established.

  32. But the workingmen's cooperative stores have also developed tremendously during the last decade and have partly even undertaken the manufacture of certain commodities.

  33. But the establishment of these cooperative stores proves the existence of a widespread recognition that intermediate trade is superfluous.

  34. German cooperative stores amount to hundreds of millions of marks.

  35. Since a few years the German cooperative stores have central establishments in Hamburg where the goods are purchased wholesale on the largest scale; this enables the various branch stores to obtain these goods at the lowest possible price.

  36. Your movements are intended as cooperative with Sherman's movement through the States of South and North Carolina.

  37. Still, we can make strong feints, and if I can get a sufficient number of boats, I shall make a cooperative demonstration up Vernon River or Wassaw Sound.

  38. Among the settlers in our great primitive forests, the system of Cooperative Farming would have to be modified in details, while it would be in essence the same.

  39. Boissiere will be often tried by stampedes of his volunteer associates, who, after the novelty of cooperative effort has worn off, will find life on his domain too tame and humdrum for their excitable and high-strung natures.

  40. For example, in one city the shop work of classes of boys was organized on a cooperative basis.

  41. As the child grows older there is increasing need for social stimulation of the cooperative kind and less of the emulative kind.

  42. By 1927 the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association was the largest farmer's cooperative in Virginia.

  43. Fruit growers had to compete with the world-famous produce of the Shenandoah Valley, whose strong cooperative organization gave an added advantage to the area's natural abundance.

  44. Holden Harrison recalled that Southern States Cooperative was particularly conscientious in this regard.

  45. The policy resulted in a strong soil improvement program in the county, which was additionally aided by the cooperative buying power of the county committee.

  46. Better methods of testing and pasteurizing the milk were also concerns and the cooperative used its muscle to negotiate loans for its members.

  47. In effect the cooperative movement enlarged the farmer's working partners to include not only his family and hired labor, but the community as a whole.

  48. Baker came to Los Angeles from Indianapolis, representing the California Colony of Indiana, a cooperative association which proposed to secure land for Hoosiers who wished to found a settlement in Southern California.

  49. Cooperative Hybrid Chestnut Plantations In last year's report we described our hybrid test plots established in cooperation with the U.

  50. As we now know, most of these early cooperative experimental forest plantings were doomed to failure because often the chestnut trees were planted on dry, grassy areas having infertile, shallow soil.

  51. Also in Indiana the Farm Bureau Cooperative store handles it.

  52. Through a cooperative effort of this kind, the best possible use can be made of all materials that become available.

  53. Cooperative Gulf of Mexico estuarine inventory and study, Florida: Phase I, area description.

  54. So-called cooperative industrial concerns have been created with some measure of success, yet the real problem remains untouched and as complex as ever.

  55. Well, Mrs. Oswald, you have been a very cooperative witness.

  56. I just asked Mr. Howard to please inform the FBI that she had, to the contrary, been very cooperative from the time she had been out there, up until their arrival.

  57. Now, Mr. Thorne, you have been very cooperative with the Commission.

  58. And that I knew for a fact that she had been very cooperative and highly cooperative.

  59. In the case of Societies, Unions, Cooperative Associations and persons having a legal position either the bringer of the first deposit can give his signature and be then regarded as the Payer, or no signature will be received.

  60. Societies, Unions, Cooperative Associations and persons having a legal position are competent depositors in the Post Office Savings Bank.

  61. And lastly, glowingly outlined, came his plans for meeting the opposition by a cooperative organization of one hundred per cent.

  62. For Mr. Gregory has already under way, comprehensive plans for supplying the public with fresh fish at a greatly reduced price, through his system of establishing cooperative markets and dealing direct with the consumer.

  63. He decided to take up, with Dickie Lang, the matter of establishing a cooperative service-market and selling direct to the consumer.

  64. Then a plan began to form in his brain, suggested no doubt by Mr. Dupont's jest about him carrying the cooperative idea far enough to include the consumer.

  65. Newspapers featured the cooperative enterprise of the service men and commented upon it in glowing terms.

  66. They had refused, and would need careful handling now, for the old cooperative customs that had ruled in the dale before the railway came had gone.

  67. The new combine was dangerous, since the cooperative plan might be extended to the purchase of chemical manures, seed, and lime.


  68. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cooperative" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
    Other words:
    accommodating; accompanying; acquiescent; affirmative; agreeable; agreeing; alliance; amenable; amicable; ardent; assemblage; associated; association; axis; band; beneficent; benevolent; benign; bloc; body; boutique; coalition; coefficient; coexistent; coherent; coincident; coinciding; collective; college; combination; combine; combined; combining; commensal; commensurate; common; communal; communistic; compatible; compliant; concerted; concession; concomitant; concordant; concurrent; confederacy; confederation; congenial; congruent; congruous; conjoint; conniving; consenting; consistent; consonant; content; cooperative; coordinate; corps; correspondent; corresponding; council; countinghouse; disposed; docile; eager; emporium; enthusiastic; equivalent; establishment; fain; favorable; federation; fellow; flexible; forward; friendly; game; gang; general; group; grouping; harmonious; helpful; hospitable; house; inclined; joint; kind; kindly; league; machine; mart; meeting; minded; mob; mutual; neighborly; parasitic; partnership; pliant; popular; positive; post; predisposed; prompt; prone; propitious; proportionate; public; quick; ready; receptive; reciprocal; reconcilable; responsive; ring; salon; saprophytic; shop; social; socialistic; society; store; supermarket; symbiotic; synchronized; synchronous; synergistic; tractable; unanimous; uniform; union; united; uniting; warehouse; willing; coexistent; coherent; coincident; coinciding; collective; college; combination; combine; combined; combining; commensal; commensurate; common; communal; communistic; compatible; compliant; concerted; concession; concomitant; concordant; concurrent; confederacy; confederation; congenial; congruent; congruous; conjoint; conniving; consenting; consistent; consonant; content; cooperative; coordinate; corps; correspondent; corresponding; council; countinghouse; disposed; docile; eager; emporium; enthusiastic; equivalent; establishment; fain; favorable; federation; fellow; flexible; forward; friendly; game; gang; general; group; grouping; harmonious; helpful; hospitable; house; inclined; joint; kind; kindly; league; machine; mart; meeting; minded; mob; mutual; neighborly; parasitic; partnership; pliant; popular; positive; post; predisposed; prompt; prone; propitious; proportionate; public; quick; ready; receptive; reciprocal; reconcilable; responsive; ring; salon; saprophytic; shop; social; socialistic; society; store; supermarket; symbiotic; synchronized; synchronous; synergistic; tractable; unanimous; uniform; union; united; uniting; warehouse; willing; zealous