Sentence examples for capacity for cooperation. from inspiring English sources

Harvard researchers have discovered a new psychological capacity for cooperation.

At a time when we are confronted by war, economic inequality, and climate change, Jusdanis suggests that we reclaim friendship to harness our capacity for cooperation and empathy.

Worse, the team's managers and their landlord, County Executive Thomas Gulotta, have called one another such nasty names in the last few weeks that any capacity for cooperation between the two sides may be lost forever.

But such deeds are not usually done to those inside "the group". Recent evolutionary models have demonstrated what politicians have long known: the best way to get people to collaborate and to think like a group is to identify an enemy and charge that "they" threaten "us". The remarkable human capacity for cooperation thus seems to have evolved mainly for interactions within the group.

For all the intraspecific violence that human beings commit, they are a remarkably social species, and sociality, or the capacity for cooperation, is surely adaptively valuable, even on the assumption that selection takes place solely on the level of the individual.

The findings show that regarding capacity for cooperation and self-control, the scores of the non-problem group were higher than those for the in-danger group.

"Warfare is ultimately not a denial of the human capacity for social cooperation, but merely the most destructive expression of it," the anthropologist Lawrence H. Keeley writes in his book "War Before Civilization" (Oxford, 1996).

"Like LSE, this institute seeks to use knowledge to improve society and deepen the capacity for international cooperation.

Capacity for water cooperation in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia.

His Excellency has been continually boosting the Kingdom's capacity for international economic cooperation by 1) an ambitious program of bilateral cooperation which entails the signing of at least ten BITs a year, and 2) by launching a series of overseas offices, nine in total to date, all but one of which are staffed by women (putting SAGIA closer to its 50x10 goal, 50% female staff by 2010).

The New Yorker, January 22 , 1949P. 62 Most of the people who take a dim view of the Congress's capacity for loyalty & cooperation...maintain that the 81st Congress is a body of more intelligent, more honorable & more responsible men.