Sentence examples for cooperation based on a from inspiring English sources

In the past couple of days, European leaders from the countries that most vigorously opposed military action in Iraq -- most notably Germany and France -- have ended their harsh criticism of the war and begun talking about postwar cooperation, based on a restoration of a role for the United Nations.

Thus, it set the precedent for future NATO-UN cooperation, based on a model where NATO forces would use their superior technical expertise to assist the UN in pursuing its broader mission.

Subsequently, a fraction of the population manages to establish cooperation based on a new tag.

For example, someone who has realized that cooperation based on a 'red tag' is no longer possible and therefore behaves as a 'red defector', might have the idea to establish cooperation based on a 'blue tag' and hence 'mutate' from red defection to blue cooperation.

Brazilian cooperation officials also bring a refreshing attitude to cooperation, based on a practical approach to cooperation and tested solutions, but also on a rapport with their counterparts that openly brings trade and foreign policy issues into the cooperation equation.

The whole Strategy for the External Dimension of the Bologna Process (26) strongly reflects the need for cooperation based on partnerships in a global setting and endorses 'the principle that, in all matters related to higher education, academic values should prevail'.

Cooperation based on genetic cues is a conundrum because it requires polymorphic recognition loci, yet cooperation is predicted to erode this genetic variation (e.g. [ 15- 17]).

Takano et al. [14] analyzed player action logs and found that cooperation based on reciprocity could be observed in a network game.

Using standard FEC, partitioning of code words and transmitting these parts by the cooperating partners, together with error detection at each partner, could overcome the drawbacks of a simple cooperation based on repetition coding.

In well mixed populations, cooperation based on tags can only dominate for a limited time [5], [7], [10], leading to "Tides of tolerance" [36].

If social scientists were to build a new society designed to promote cooperation, based on evidence from lab studies, it would probably look a lot like Black Rock City.