Sentence examples for cooperating more from inspiring English sources

Consequently, they are already primarily cooperating (duopolization is non-verbal cooperation), and they will simply be cooperating more and doing it directly.

But he added that this would only affect one strand of Britain's defense cooperation with France which would continue because both nations see advantages in cooperating more closely in an era of reduced budgets.

"The French and British police should perhaps be cooperating more.

In response to the thwarted plot, Mayor Sam Adams has floated the idea of cooperating more fully with federal law enforcement agencies.

Mr. Santos has improved relations with both countries, and Venezuela and Ecuador seem to be cooperating more with the capture of midlevel rebels.

More so than preceding U.S. governments, the Obama administration has sometimes implicitly criticized China for not cooperating more to restrain Pyongyang.

Specifically, if A is a conditional cooperator surrounded mostly by cooperating neighbors, A will cooperate more; but then A's increased cooperation may cause its remaining neighbors to cooperate more as well.

Whereas in the two experiments conditional cooperators who cooperated in the previous action cooperate more the more neighbors cooperate, it is quite the opposite in the control experiment.

These neighbors may in turn cause their neighbors to cooperate more as well, and so on, leading to a cascade of cooperation that sustains itself over multiple steps.

If players know that only the least or most cooperative individuals are to stand in front of their peers, will they cooperate more as a group?

But he also wants schools to cooperate more.