Praising the EU's European Arrest Warrant, which was introduced to simplify law enforcement officials' handling of cross-border crimes, Salmond concluded: "Cooperation on security matters between democracies is always a good thing to make all of us safer". .
After examining the evidence of cooperation in nonhuman animals, in pre-feudal societies and medieval cities, and in modern times, he concludes that cooperation and mutual aid are the most important factors in the evolution of species and the ability to survive.
Whilst the eSDS is still at an early stage of implementation, the authors of this paper conclude that cooperation and improved awareness within the supply chain can improve the foundation for the safe handling of chemicals at workplaces.
They conclude: "Institutionalized cooperation between the major and rising powers will depend in substantial part on a new emphasis and style in American foreign policy, but also on Europe and Japan accepting that their seats at the table will be adjusted" - they mean, their positions will be weakened - "to accommodate the rising powers.
As simultaneous RNAi targeting of two TFs proved more efficient relative to single-gene interference, we conclude that cooperation among TFs of diverse families is a mechanism driving malignancy.
The Irish presidency of the European Union, which has just concluded, was characterized by very close cooperation with Parliament.
Thus if the causality runs straight, and the chimp holds a belief that he should share with someone that is causally linked with a belief about that creature's cooperation, then conclude that this cooperation is the chimp's reason for sharing.
Finland says it is close to concluding a defence cooperation agreement with the US, the latest in a series of steps the formally neutral Nordic country has taken to bolster its security in the face of heightened Russian military activity.
President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping bumped up their global cooperation by concluding an agreement on climate change that may provide a model for breaking the deadlock between developing and industrialized countries on reducing carbon emissions.
This paper analyzes the dynamics of cooperation of the International Space Station (ISS) program from its inception in 1981 to the final Framework Agreements for cooperation concluded in 1998.
