Sentence examples for capacity and cooperation from inspiring English sources

The CURE project enabled build-up of research capacity and cooperation with other research groups in the underwater robotics domain.

Adoption groups have tried to get more trainers to surrender unwanted dogs to families as pets, but even the largest program only has the capacity and cooperation of trainers, staff, and adopters to take in about 1,000 dogs a year.

It can be hypothesized that if the physical challenge involved in each patient handling task is even more diversified depending on the varying capacity and cooperation of each client the frequency of patient handling will be too unspecific as a measure of exposure.

In accordance with the historical institutionalism literature [ 17], this approach begins with the assumption that the nature and design of governance mechanisms within agencies, such as governing board autonomy, technical capacity and cooperation with external members, determine the willingness and capacity of an agency to strengthen governance processes.

It takes money, capacity, will and cooperation.

This scenario describes a future characterized by rapid economic growth; decreased heterogeneity among nations through increased interactions, capacity building, and cooperation; and a balance between fossil fuel and alternative energy sources (Solomon et al. 2007).

Beyond that, participants called for both more transparency and more regulation in energy markets, more investments in both production and refining capacity, and more cooperation between producers and consumers.

The G7 has also released an action plan to counter terrorism which they hope will close "critical gaps" in capacity and international cooperation.

To study the effect of the eavesdropper's location on the secrecy capacity and the cooperation among the players, we plot the average secrecy capacity of MUE as a function of the distance between the eavesdropper and MBS in Fig. 11.

In Uganda, administrative capacity and intersectoral cooperation are important constraints to coordination of intervention activities [ 2].

Furthermore, the teams are assessed with respect to the quality of the cooperation within teams (including problem-solving capacities) and the cooperation between teams.