Compared with 1977, he said, "I think you can make the case that people in New York City are happier, get along better, cooperate with one another".
Preparation also includes full instruction and coaching on the anatomy and physiology of the birth process, thus enabling the mother to better cooperate and facilitate the delivery rather than to resist the process.
Instead, it focused on ending government support — particularly in China — of cyberattacks that aim to steal corporate data for economic benefit, paired with a plan to better cooperate for future investigation of cybercrimes in both nations.
"But then they both realized they were both going to have a fair, and they'd better cooperate".
She called on Silicon Valley and the private sector to better cooperate with the government, by sharing intelligence and monitoring efforts online.
Chairman of the China Power Investment Corporation Lu Qizhou acknowledged, "Chinese companies should learn from this experience to better cooperate with nongovernmental organizations in foreign countries".
I'm quoting here because I'm not sure what that means past the point that bureaucracies better cooperate, which is point one.
I prefer Israel resume direct negotiations in good faith with the Palestinians and better cooperate in the humanitarian relief of Gaza's population.
Linked by technology, molecular biologists and ecologists will now be able to better cooperate to explore the interesting and important issues, such as animal social behavior, and mechanisms of biodiversity maintenance.
But unless due caution and much needed debate is afforded to the evident discrepancies between the Bank's rhetoric and its practice, and unless it is able to better cooperate with its partners at country-level, the Platform and all that it intends to achieve risks resulting in another development intervention failure.
