Sentence examples for conscious cooperation from inspiring English sources

In any event, Mueller's methodical and swift investigation will, I have confidence, uncover whatever evidence there is of conscious cooperation between Trump (or any of his family members) and Russian operatives.

Our psyche, that autonomous source which grows our toenails, digests our food, forms our thoughts and emotions, is forever seeking our conscious cooperation.

Bernays also invented the concepts of celebrity and thought-leader endorsement: "If you can influence the leaders, either with or without their conscious cooperation, you automatically influence the group which they sway".

To do that, they need the conscious or unconscious cooperation of the authorities and public opinion.

It seems to me that this was a very beautiful and conscious sort of cooperation, full of solidarity.

All of these can raise M, but, not a single solitary one of them can occur without the conscious and voluntary cooperation of a private sector agent.

The program also offered Malian forces their first opportunity to train with more capable armies from neighbors like Senegal, a trend toward regional cooperation that budget-conscious American policy makers and military officials sought to promote.

Preventive measures were more frequently performed on patients with previous experience of conscious sedation or extreme non-cooperation, but these measures formed only a minor part of the dental care given under DGA.

While the networks featured here have built strong platforms for cooperation, sustainable cooperation requires conscious action.

While conscious of the need to work in cooperation with related professions, ESR is proud of the experience that it has gained through successful cooperation in recent projects as listed above.

Abol-Ghassem Salavati, judge of Tehran's 15th Branch of the Revolutionary Court, speaking to defendants: "You are charged with moharebeh through conscious, deliberate, and effective support, contact, and cooperation with the terrorist grouplet MEK [The Mujahedin-e Khalq]."[7].