Sentence examples for cooperation far more from inspiring English sources

This diversity of interests and capabilities can easily impede substantive cooperation, but it can also make such cooperation far more rewarding.

That is to say, the increase of P s will cause larger interference as well as better cooperation for the primary system, and the benefit of cooperation is far more than the interference when P s increases.

So arguably we must accept that the old paradigm of unlimited material acquisition is in its death throes – and that the new paradigm of community cooperation is far more in tune with both human nature, and the natural order.

That is to say, the benefit of cooperation is far more than the interference when p s increases.

Although Proposition 4 appears to contradict the news commonly shown in the media, Fearon and Laitin (1996) show that interethnic cooperation is far more common that interethnic conflict.

I've found to my cost that while I talked to domestic audiences about the benefits of global cooperation, there were far more votes in redefining a global problem — low growth — as a national problem — high public debt.

I should like to thank you for your cooperation in the far more open period that has just gone by.

The big strategic goal is far more cooperation through the region, and we're not seeing that.

"The whole momentum has shifted because of Sept. 11, and there is far more cooperation than before" between intelligence and law-enforcement officials, said Kenneth C. Bass 3rd, an lawyer who oversaw foreign intelligence wiretaps at the Justice Department from 1977 to 1981.

We expect far more cooperation from Pakistan in the fight against terrorism".

Applied to the Israeli-Palestinian situation, for example, cooperation is shown to be far more valuable than changes in ownership.