Sentence examples for Intense cooperation from inspiring English sources
Intense cooperation with users in agreement with the socio-technical method appeared to improve the analysis of planning tasks and user needs, leading to a PSS with a sophisticated and dedicated architecture.
On the other hand, innovation also requires intense cooperation with other industry sectors, provided the benefits are also transsectorial.
Despite what is described as intense cooperation between the two governments, there is a developing sense of competition as well.
"There is the previously announced, intense cooperation between Germany and France on proposals for limited treaty changes as the necessary political answer to the debt crisis".
"The seizure of our officers immediately followed, I repeat, NATO's decision to grant Georgia an intense cooperation plan, intense dialogue," Mr. Lavrov said, adding that NATO's step followed a recent visit to Washington by Georgia's president, Mikheil Saakashvili.
They were also beneficiaries of intense cooperation between groups including the National Park Service, which manages five of the islands, and the Nature Conservancy, which owns most of Santa Cruz.
The new thinkers say such fears can be managed through intense strategic cooperation not just with allies, but with rivals and even foes.
We did not wrap up Al Qaeda, which has cells in 50 countries and threatens us still, and requires intense, civilian cooperation with other governments around the world to fight".
Economist turned Oxford philosopher John Broome sees this failure of intense geopolitical cooperation as a classic "tragedy of the commons": Each country will act within its own interest, which is always to emit.
Last month, the U.S. ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency, Greg Schulte, spent two days in Ankara for what the U.S. Embassy described as "intense dialogue and cooperation" on the Iranian question.
"This very intense kind of cooperation is new for all partners," says Degussa-Hüls's project leader Andreas Gutsch.
