Sentence examples for called cooperation from inspiring English sources

The French government also refused to cooperate with a government led by a so-called 'collaborator'; French Foreign Minister Stéphen Pichon called cooperation 'a grave compromise with the enemies of France'.

In a statement titled "It Is Not Our War," they wrote, "We demand an end to the policy of what is called cooperation or security coordination with the Zionist enemy or the American intelligence agencies, and the withdrawal of Jordanian forces from Afghanistan".

In the unique dialect native to planet Enron, this stance is called cooperation.

In the international scene, the complement to domestic policy is called cooperation.

URI is a global network of 500 grassroots organizations, called Cooperation Circles, dedicated to peace and justice through interfaith and cross-cultural cooperation.

Oncogenic signal cooperation has been shown to synergistically regulate so called cooperation response gene (CRG) sets enriched for determinants of the malignant phenotype (McMurray et al, 2008).

The result is decentralized, about 100 of what Bishop Swing calls "cooperation circles," autonomous, interfaith groups around the globe.

Hence, in this correspondence, we will be investigating the performance of MUTP-aided MIMO systems in terms of achievable SER in such CCI limited environments with multi-cell cooperation (also called BS cooperation).

This type of behaviour has been called "competitive cooperation", as opposed to "collaborative cooperation" where "the resource is not manifest, but mainly imagined" [ 42] (the latter being typical of human cooperation).

The Justice Department called Barclays' cooperation "extraordinary" and "extensive" and said it was the first bank to "cooperate in a meaningful way".

The participants ignored Maurice Strong of UNCED, when he called for cooperation.