Sentence examples for cooperation identified from inspiring English sources

Daniel Benjamin, a former National Security Council aide on terrorism who has written extensively on the subject, said it was not clear that the structural changes put in place by the White House would do enough to reverse the longstanding problems in communication and cooperation identified by Congressional investigators.

The broad priority areas of cooperation identified by China and African countries include: political affairs; international affairs, economic and development issues; peace and security; and cultural and people-to-people exchanges.

Mechanisms supporting cooperation identified thus far include kin selection [20] as well as many others [6], [21] [23], and there is progress in place aimed at unifying some of these approaches [24], [25].

In addition, a study by Adams et al. [ 1] of aspects such as job satisfaction and within-ward cooperation identified three organizational models: (1) devolved, (2) two tier and (3) centralized.

Finally, types of cooperation are identified that lie between these classes, leading to a systematic expansion of the classification.

Several stages of TrpA/TrpB cooperation were identified and trpB variants were characterised.

The Project addressed the most pressing needs for child deinstitutionalisation and prevention of child abandonment through inter-sectoral cooperation, as identified in the domestic and international reports and planning documents.

It is clear we have to reinforce our cooperation to identify the terrorists and track their movements, as well as reinforce police and legal cooperation with third-party states, particularly those that are transit countries for jihad zones".

He called for global cooperation "to identify and expose pirate fishing operations globally and act swiftly in a coordinated manner against them".

Lawyers who have dealt with such cases said it would be typical for the government to ask for Dr. Waksal's cooperation in identifying others who might have traded on insider information.

The Bush administration had sought Mr. Risen's cooperation in identifying his sources for the Iran chapter of his book, and it obtained an earlier subpoena against him in January 2008 under Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey.