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Meaning of "co-option"
Co-option is a noun that refers to the act of appointing or electing someone as a representative or member
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Appointing by co-option of directors and it strange relations.
We rely on this pool and we call on co-option.
The co-option of the middle classes was pretty successful.
Any vacancies occurring after this were to be filled by co-option.
Co-option is part of every occupation strategy.
Vacancies were probably filled by co-option.
Co-option of citizen representatives into development committees of local governments?
Amnesty did not say something about this apparent co-option.
The co-option of the liberty movement is not necessarily direct.
Councillors were selected through co-option.
Ii co-option of lines allowed to participate in the bilateral trades'managed by the committees.
In several cases election had followed after a period of co-option.
Moreover, co-option necessitates the compatibility of the components in relation to each other.
The network of referees ought to be able to grow to a certain degree by co-option.
The practice of co-option tended to perpetuate the same people in office in normal times.
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The path between one protection to the other is ensured by co-option recruitment.
The fear of co-option often leads people to shun the challenge of corporate liberals.
Alternatively, members of the supervisory body may be appointed by co-option by the board itself.
Effective co-option of leaders from the professional sphere can help to build trust.
This relatively moderate proposal directly attacked the co-option rights of the regenten.
This co-option of student organizing into reformism is rampant, and directly funded by capitalists.
When this happens, the vacant seats have to be filled by co-option by the council.
Co-option came out as the most disadvantageous for women, followed by nomination by affiliated organisations.
Arab rulers hold on to power through a cynical combination of coercion, intimidation and co-option.
Boards may also wish to use powers of co-option to ensure that minorities have a voice.
Israel should abandon its policy of exclusion and containment for one of co-option and engagement.
The strategies of co-option and divide and rule to maintain white domination, were further refined.
Vacancies between Assembly elections are filled by co-option.
Manipulation and Co-option - Where other tactics will not work or are too expensive.
CCP religious policy involves both repression and co-option.
The business co-option of the Earth Summit had of course been a long time coming.
There is an opportunity to fill a vacancy on the Parish Council by co-option.
This sort of co-option is a perennial danger for social change organisations such as MPH.
The objective of the Azanian struggle is total liberation, not total evil co-option.
The Council has powers of co-option to sub-committees for specifically identified projects or programmes.
Like the National Committees it has the power of co-option.
Addressing increasing co-option of children and youth into radical and militant groups in Kenya.
Directors proposes the ratification of the appointment by co-option of Mr Manuel Mirat.
Ratifi cation of the co-option of Ms. Isabelle Kocher as director Text of the resolution.
Directors proposes the ratification of the appointment by co-option of Mr Waleed Ahmad.
A co-option will be made in due course.
There was no system of co-option in the Cayman Islands.
During the Middle Republic, members of the college were admitted through co-option.
Ratification of the appointment by co-option of Mr Dominique Marie Philippe D'Hinnin as.
Co-option of religion for political ends.
Alternatively members of the Supervisory Board may be appointed by co-option by the Board itself.
Instead, they prefer co-option to direct confrontation.
The first bad method is co-option.
Is promotion by co-option still a current model?
It is strictly enlarged by co-option.
