Examples of 'coopted' in a sentence
Meaning of "coopted"
coopt (verb) - Coopt is a term used to describe the action of appointing or electing a person to a role or position by the agreement or approval of existing members, often to maintain the existing power structure or status quo
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- simple past tense and past participle of coopt
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They also coopted the leaders of those movements.
The other ten senators are coopted.
They can not be coopted without losing their identity.
You had not been coopted.
Coopted as third auditor.
Who are coopted.
He coopted her slogan.
So Christmas does not have to be a coopted pagan festival.
Members coopted as representatives of users of INED research.
Graduates who did remain in Israel were to be coopted.
Bright young thinker like that coopted by a hostile and disgracefully inept government.
All other German sport associations gradually lost their freedom and were coopted into it.
They have been coopted by Security.
But I had to be sure you had not been coopted.
All of these organizations were coopted into the Turkic Council.
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It coopted the Catholic Church and tightly controlled the tiny trade union movement.
The Boards comprise elected parentand staff members and other coopted members ofthe local community.
Strikeforce Lancer coopted federal police officer Gerry Lloyd to legitimise the arrest.
From amongst the Regional and Coopted Councillors up to.
Women were also coopted in the National Olympic Committee of Lesotho and in other organizations.
Instead, the beauty industry has coopted the concern.
Coopted by military operations, humanitarianism has never been neutral.
Also, the internet service providers would have to be coopted.
Members coopted by the supervisory board / appointed by the shareholders.
At worst, local people may still only be coopted to serve external goals.
Maybe she 's coopted the help of someone else inside.
As far as i know, the aruna was the first mission where yasumoto coopted sparks.
These operations came to be coopted by rulers, ruling classes and elite interests.
The right to coopt is established ; at least one member was coopted at Frankfurt.
But as music's kind of gotten coopted to something that isn't the primary attention thing.
I coopted the Bauls technology in order to send a message, with the hope.
And once privatized, these practices are easily coopted for social, economic and political control.
In accordance with the model of employee Involvement, members of the board are coopted.
All we say now can be coopted and reappropriated and recycled - everything except our silence.
Having lost their battle to stop FPIC outright, corporations coopted it instead.
Three independent producers coopted to be members of the Board,.
Of the votes . One alternate may further be eleaed for each coopted member.
In fact, some of those coopted personalities have become key actors in PA politics.
No . But I had to be sure you had not been coopted.
Second, Kabila has weakened and coopted oversight institutions.
Coopted by the company?
Lastly, animal mitochondrial ribosomes have coopted a specific mitochondrial tRNA to substitute the missing 5S rRNA.
Whether they are " bought off " in some sense or other, they surely are often coopted.
They have been coopted by Security. Stay clear of the elevators.
Most Americans are not impassioned ideologues, neither coopted by Soros nor swayed by Koch.
The term has also been coopted by self-styled " religious police " see Muṭawwaʿūn.
After 5 BC, but prior to acceding to the consulship, Lepidus was coopted as an Augur.
James ' company instead coopted the idea for themselves, the suit said.
Coopted member of the Social Democratic Party executive committee and party executive since 2000.
Who runs your local jail, has it been coopted by private contractors?
