Sentence examples for cooperation and open from inspiring English sources

Many go to great lengths to foster cooperation and open communication. A. Some e-commerce companies have done a very good job of doing what we talk about.

When children are able to use the computer at this age, expect that they will have a higher sense of self-concept, exhibit leadership potential, demonstrate cooperation and open communication, and a more positive attitude towards learning (Haugland,2011).

Clearly, close cooperation and open lines of communications between the village elder and the data transcriber within the health facility are necessary for this system to function well.

Furthermore, improvement of databases, experimental standards and data exchangeability between laboratories is an urgent issue for further developments in metabolomics [ 57] (see "Metabolome coverage has to be improved by the combination of different analytical procedures, international cooperation and open source databases and software").

The governments of Armenia and Turkey have initiated quiet diplomatic contacts in recent weeks to evaluate prospects for cooperation and opening the border between them, said people outside the governments who have been briefed on the talks.

Collaboration: by fostering global cooperation, teamwork, and open and transparent communication and decision making.

Heartfelt thanks are extended to the many stakeholders at each of the five schools visited (school principals, teachers, parents, community members, students) for their cooperation, participation and open sharing of their achievements and challenges – without which this evaluation would not have been possible.

Agents are supposed to do cooperation and an open exchange of information or competition and secrecy [60].

It adds, "the Fulbright Program creates a context to provide a better understanding of U.S. views and values, promotes more effective binational cooperation and nurtures open-minded, thoughtful leaders, both in the U.S. and abroad, who can work together to address common concerns".

At a joint news conference, Mr. Maliki said the visit was "another message to the countries of the region that our new way is one of cooperation, understanding and opening new doors for good relations".

The unhappy English have delivered a body blow to the west, and to the ideals of international cooperation, liberal order and open societies to which England has in the past contributed so much.