Sentence examples for cooperation in making from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grenier wondered what a kid was doing in such a nasty line of work and enlisted his cooperation in making the documentary.

In a statement that reflected British determination to press the Greek government, Foreign Secretary Robin Cook said, "I am in touch with the Greek authorities and am offering them our full cooperation in making sure that whoever perpetrated this brutal attack is brought to justice".

The objective is to underline the role and importance of university -industry cooperation in making Control Theory a hands-on engineering course.

Furthermore, the authors thank Ferdinand Hofer and his team at the Research Institute for electron Microscopy (FELMI) for the cooperation in making SEM-micrographs and four anonymous reviewers for their constructive comments.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6874/14/52/prepub The authors are grateful to the Department of Pharmacy, Mekelle University and student service, Mekelle University for their unreserved cooperation in making this study to be a fruitful work.

A note at the end of the film gives thanks to the Idaho State Police, the Colorado State Patrol, and their respective staffs for "their unstinted cooperation and assistance in making this film".

The authors wish to acknowledge the cooperation of NIOSH/NCI in making their data available for this analysis.

Given the scarcity of water resources, stronger regional cooperation will be important in making sure power plants are located in the best places, according to Jakob Granit, director of the Stockholm International Water Institute, which has been trying to promote such cooperation among countries in southern Africa.

The desire to benefit from cooperation in turn makes persons rationally concerned about their reputations for adhering to the moral norms that make cooperation possible and rational.

Whether the goal is to get immediate access to information or not, disease surveillance systems face many hurdles, most notably the cooperation of doctors and hospitals in making patient information available in standardized form.

This interdisciplinary cooperation represents the first step in making the ED the main door into the hospital.