Sentence examples for cooperate support from inspiring English sources

Social engagement and cooperation -- a Columbia University study of more than 3000 children, found that playing video games promotes real-world social engagement and teaches children to cooperate, support, and help others in order for them to succeed.

It's a reflection of the diverse talent that's emerging from the Portuguese capital, and it also proves that when the authorities decide to cooperate, support, and promote this kind of art instead of restricting it (Lisbon is the only city with a governmental urban and street art department), the result is always positive.

The gastrointestinal (GI) tract is a hollow organ composed of epithelial, muscular, and neural components, along with supporting cells, including interstitial cells of Cajal and endothelial cells, which cooperate to support digestion.

The Better Care Fund, an organisation designed to encourage local authorities and the NHS to cooperate, will support the review and has been given £1.5bn in extra funding.

Fahy said the attack would make British police officers more determined to face up to the threat posed by extremists, and called on the public to continue to cooperate and support its officers.

"McDonald's is committed to the highest standards of food safety and quality and we continue to cooperate and support regulatory and public health officials in their investigations".

It is hoped that if and when they do on a mass level, they will cooperate to support implementation of measures protecting the resource and thus the larger group's long-term best interests.

The findings suggest that the loosening of gender-role strictures reflects an outgrowth of partners' improved respect, desire to cooperate and support one another, rather than an ideological shift towards more expansive gender roles.

Blinding to the randomisation outcome in this study is not possible due to the nature of the intervention program, in which various stakeholders will need to cooperate to support and guide participants in the intervention group.

Promoting medical schools that have successfully undergone curriculum enhancement as 'Lighthouse' exemplars, and partnering with outside agencies with subject expertise and 'buy-in' resources have previously been identified as effective ways for medical schools to cooperate to support curriculum enhancement [ 17].

Otherwise, the resulting PG would be a mere assembly of coupled functions and not a coherent and compact representation of the way functions cooperate in supporting complex biological activities.