"We want to cooperate to make sure the process is successful," he added.
In fact, community developers, environmentalists and neighborhood groups often cooperate to make housing more affordable, particularly for low-income households.
The ability to cooperate, to make individuals subordinate their strong sense of self-interest to the needs of the group, lies at the root of human achievement.
After long and sometimes testy negotiations, Europe and Washington called a truce in the dispute, and now each pledges to cooperate to make the two systems work together.
The former national newspaper editor did not even tell Mr Hague or his wife, Ffion, both close personal friends, that she was cooperating to make Unspun: Amanda Platell's Secret Diary.
If these groups cooperate to make cyberspace more secure against criminal intrusions, their work will also make cyberspace more secure against military campaigns, American officials say.
She posted quotations from MacKaye in the rehearsal studio, describing his utopian vision: "... and ALL THE PEOPLE will cooperate to make COMMON LIFE more BEAUTIFUL until COMMUNAL LIFE itself shall become a LIVING WORK OF ART".
"We may not have the ability now to end the desperation that causes so many people to try to cross the sea, but countries can and must cooperate to make such dangerous journeys safer.
It calls for the two companies to cooperate to make their competing software products work together and for Microsoft to pay Sun more than $1.95 billion to settle the lawsuits and patent disputes between them.
