| And with users – and their pockets – playing such a vital role in the success of failure of each project, there's little chance Kickstarter will find itself coopted into becoming a marketing tool for publishing conglomerates. |
| The associated members are being coopted on proposal of the executive committee. |
| The school board meets once every month, also with coopted representatives from the council of pupils. |
| In biology this general idea has been coopted so that adaptation has three meanings. |
| Merseytravel also hosts a Transport Access Panel whose coopted members are drawn from disabled people's organisations across Merseyside. |
| Colonial powers often coopted these traditional systems to support indirect colonial rule. |
