Sentence examples for cooperate through from inspiring English sources
There is no way to maintain an open world without strong states able and willing to cooperate through efficient and legitimate frameworks.
To a growing extent, he said, more employees are starting to cooperate through corporate intranet travel engines, which are seen by travel managers as ways to reduce long-term travel costs.
Koreas Agree to a Dialogue (By The New York Times), SEOUL, South Korea, Wednesday, Oct. 23 -- North and South Korean negotiators agreed early today on a joint statement to cooperate "through dialogue" after the North rejected a demand that it pledge to abide by its previous commitments, including the 1994 Geneva framework under which the North was to abandon work on nuclear weapons.
Instead, they will have to cooperate through OpenStack and compete on that basis with AWS.
They cooperate through depositing pheromones when food is found to alert other agents in the neighborhood.
Results identify a framework to provide economic motivation for all riparians to cooperate through development of water storage infrastructure.
Intermixing was experimentally observed in two obligatory cooperative systems: an engineered yeast community cooperating through metabolite-exchanges and a methane-producing community cooperating through redox-coupling.
The board could decide to give the North Korean government a chance to begin cooperating through high-level talks with agency officials.
Dearlove made the comments in an article for Prospect magazine, likening some member states cooperating through Europol as "leaky ships" and European intelligence agencies as "colanders" riddled with holes.
Furthermore, the small cells are able of cooperating through a broadband backhaul (e.g., radio over fiber) and jointly decoding the received signals.
From the Tampere Summit held in 1999, the government heads of the EU recognized the importance of cooperating through partnerships with third countries in order to achieve their migration control objectives (Tampere European Council, Presidency Conclusions, 1999).
