Sentence examples for as increased cooperation from inspiring English sources

"We see this as increased cooperation".

Increasing competition among top systems and communications manufacturers is driving down costs as increased cooperation among those same vendors is improving technology standards.

The aim would be to develop new programs as well as increasing cooperation between member states under an explicitly European framework.

(The same would have been true for religious beliefs and theological truths: all that mattered were the relevant effects on genetic propagation, as through increased cooperation and rule following based on belief in a watchful god, assuming the religious belief-forming dispositions were under genetic control and subject to selection pressures. Theological truth or falsity was beside the point).

Our Ice-cream treatment rules out competition per se [30] as an explanation for increased cooperation, as it is identical to Mug except that ice-cream reward is neither unique nor displayable.

Diplomats and analysts say Iran may offer the IAEA increased cooperation as a bargaining chip in its negotiations with world powers, which resumed in April after a 15-month hiatus and are to continue in the Russian capital on June 18-19.

A series of working visits between officials in Brussels and Washington have already been arranged, and Mr. Holbrooke identified the area of police training -- a big priority in Afghanistan -- as one area of potential increased cooperation.

The signs of increased cooperation come as Russia is in the midst of efforts to develop its large, resource-rich far east region. .

"The fact that community and law enforcement partnerships have been steadily improving already signals success, both in terms of increased cooperation to pre-empt potential problems as well as building up reserves for future resilience should something happen".

Others, however, played down the need for greater autonomy, and praised the Armitage report as a reasonable road map for increased cooperation.

In New Year's speeches, both presidents promised increased cooperation.