Sentence examples for cooperation directly from inspiring English sources

The two deputies want assurances that the new plans for the euro will not bypass the existing E.U. structures, concentrating instead on cooperation directly between national capitals.

Table  9 reports some software for the CNA and GE analysis and their method of integration type.> The development of BC is mediated by the cooperation, directly or indirectly, between genetic and epigenetic alterations of the cell [ 300, 301].

It is not just a framework that can and should be implemented in more developed countries, but will also, through international cooperation, directly impact the lives of those where the burden of TB is the highest.

Such cooperation would directly benefit the United States in that it would help stabilize Afghanistan.

The depth and character of this cooperation will directly depend on the general level and quality of our relations with these countries and on mutual understanding in the sphere of fighting international terrorism.

But he added that the full extent of the cooperation "will directly depend on the general level and quality of our relations with these countries and on mutual understanding in the sphere of fighting international terrorism".

This is not to mention the fact that Britain's then prime minister lent international respectability to a known murderer and torturer of his own people; or that counter-terrorism cooperation led directly to British-Libyan involvement in illegal US rendition.

Government in the model is the entity that can provide subsidies to the households that participate the cooperation and directly reduce the cost of coordinating the cooperation (i.e., coordination cost).

This cooperation is not directly in line with Walmart's goal, but can be perceived as necessary to avoid accidents like the collapse of the Bangladesh factory Rana Plaza in 2013 that killed 1129 people (DePillis 2015).

Trust and reciprocity have governed social interactions over evolutionary timescales, and it was thus suggested that they could tap into ancient neural systems involved in social cooperation or even directly into reward pathways [11], [23], [34], [35], [36].

But only one of these directly links to cooperation: whereas cooperation in chimpanzees just involves increased numerical strength, cooperation in human hunters is actively coordinated through vocal and/or gestural communication.