“A mutually beneficial arrangement was arrived at following the cooperation of all parties involved.”

“A great thanks to everyone involved for their cooperation in dealing with this matter.”

“In fact, familiarity through friendship or kinship tends to expand trust that leads to cooperation only under certain conditions.”

“The share purchase obligates the cooperative to accept the unit at an established price.”

“On the other hand, if one cheats and the other cooperates, the cheater gets the biggest possible reward, and the cooperator loses big-time.”

“In developing this paper, I have decided not to recall the anthropology of the cooperator brother in our Order.”

“At some point, Mr. Castro's cooperation helped bring in the assistance of the other cooperator.”

“Gordon Brown, the UK prime minister, has just rediscovered cooperativism as a way of galvanising people to vote Labour.”

“The University of Valencia has a long-standing and prolific teaching and research record on cooperativism and social economy issues.”

“Those Prairie provinces took a slightly different approach by including such other elements as cooperativism.”

“We asked senior managers about the degree of conflict and cooperativeness in their top management team.”

“I am for freedom and prosperity, individual sovereignty, free trade and the cooperativeness that comes from free exchange.”

“Asking for help and advice is seen as cooperativeness not as incompetence, as in some eastern European countries.”

“Quite often, cooperativists do not know even the name of their cooperative or where it is located.”

“Seek local industrial cooperations for cost sharing, access to infrastructures and services at sea.”

“I tried to go the traditional route and get funding for the film from broadcasting cooperations and art agencies.”

“Later this month an engineer will throw a switch and one of Europe's most successful cooperations will be back in business.”

“Large-scale embezzlement required experienced helpers, so criminal cooperatives appeared that tended to develop into so-called mafias.”

“However, in modern times many of these old cooperatives have demutualized and converted into stock companies to pursue higher profits.”

“These cooperatives had portfolios that, between them, included grain, pork, turkeys, fertilizer, beef, agronomy and petroleum.”