Sentence examples for concern cooperation from inspiring English sources

Socialist parties had drawn enough votes in Germany, Britain, and France to participate in or even to lead coalition governments in the 1920s and '30s, and in Sweden the Swedish Social Democratic Workers Partyy won control of the government in 1932 with a promise to make their country into a "people's home" based on "equality, concern, cooperation, and helpfulness".

As a result, our analysis does not simply concern cooperation between a few strains of E. coli, but should be interpreted in a more global view of cooperation between microbial species, related via their shared mobile elements.

Bertelsmann A.G., the German media giant, said yesterday that it was in talks with RecordTV, an embattled Internet start-up that plays television shows online, concerning cooperation between the two companies, but gave few details.

There were discussions concerning cooperation with, or a take-over by, British Airways, but these discussions did not lead to an agreement.

The Act is one of the most controversial laws passed by the Diet since the 1992 "Law Concerning Cooperation for United Nations Peacekeeping Operations and Other Operations", also known as the "International Peace Cooperation Law".

Another finding at the interpersonal level concerned cooperation.

One factor concerns cooperation and handoffs between units while the other concerns changing shifts within units.

In all areas, the levels of other collaborations were well below this figure and these low percentages mainly concerned cooperation with the aim of conducting research projects, making joint publications and increasing the levels of conference attendance.

There is already the ALURE programme (Optimal Use of Energy Resources in Latin America) launched by Commission Directorate General I concerning cooperation between Latin America and the European Union, which is important but not sufficient.

Earlier studies have shown organizational deficits in cancer care concerning the cooperation between GPs and hospital physicians, especially with regard to the failure to meet CSPs' psychosocial needs [ 19, 20].

The cables show that the United States was especially concerned about cooperation between Spanish and German prosecutors.