Sentence examples for cooperation built from inspiring English sources

The fairs were a model of cooperation built around a shared vision and goal, and it's a model proven to work.

Says one: "Betsy understood that cooperation builds categories.

One says: "Betsy understood that cooperation builds categories.

Although evolutionary models of cooperation build on the intuition that costs of the donor and benefits to the receiver are the most general fundamental parameters, it is largely unknown how they affect the decision of animals to cooperate with an unrelated social partner.

The party urged closer Anglo-Irish cooperation and built alliances with European partners and influential Irish Americans, including Senators Edward Kennedy and Daniel Patrick Moynihan and Governor Hugh Carey of New York.

And that is what our cooperation has built over several decades.

With Bosch's cooperation, MLB built a case against Rodriguez and 13 other players who all received suspensions in August.

Khan al-Ahmar – an ecologically-friendly school constructed two years ago by the non-governmental Italian Cooperation – was built in an area of the Occupied Palestinian Territory where building permits are rarely granted to Palestinians.

Rather than top-down edicts, facilitating the spontaneous emergence of cooperation will build a coordination structure sufficiently dynamic, flexible and creative to meet the challenges ahead.

Malik Nadeem Abid, an insurance agent whose storefront window on Coney Island Avenue in Brooklyn framed a steady stream of men walking to pray at the mosque next door, said he was "not a big fan" of the decision by the Cordoba Initiative, a Muslim group that promotes interfaith cooperation, to build the center near ground zero.

Institutions also facilitate cooperation, and build future consequences into otherwise myopic decision making (Cumming et al. 2006).