Sentence examples for cooperation managed from inspiring English sources

And there is still more to humans' documented primeval egalitarianism: it is also a unique instance of highly diversified whole-group cooperation, managed through consensual decision-making and without any hierarchical order, only an informal leadership without any coercive power (Erdal and Whiten 1996:144 145) but that of deliberative persuasion.

However, deploying practical cooperative communication protocols requires overcoming many technical challenges that include reducing the complexity for cooperation, managing interference, and designing suitable incentive mechanisms to facilitate relaying and cooperation [5 10].

We both understand the importance of strengthening cooperation, managing differences and creating a stable strategic framework for peace and development of Asia and even the world.

"I hope the two sides will work together to focus on cooperation, manage our differences, and make sure there is a smooth transition in the relationship and that it will continue to grow going forward," he said at the start of a bilateral meeting with Obama, their ninth face-to-face encounter.

So far, Republicans (with some Democratic cooperation) have managed to preserve the status quo on guns, on campaign finance, on Guantánamo, on the courts, and on education.

Despite this, in the studied case, the regional cooperation body managed to mobilize other resources to influence the planning process.

Thus, given the benefits of cooperation for landscape-scale natural resource management, new institutional models of cooperation to manage landscape-scale fire risk may hold promise.

"It's going to take multiple strategies and a lot of cooperation to manage this flooding, but it is a fight to protect residents' lives, homes and property".

Scores of Iranians protested against the kingdom outside the Saudi Embassy in Tehran, and Iranian lawmakers and clerics called on the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to manage the hajj.

But it is already clear, the development bank's economists said, that the "sum will be beyond the scope of one agency or one bilateral donor" and require significant international cooperation to manage.

Our approach to China seeks to expand the areas of cooperation in managing regional and global challenges, and we seek to manage our differences in a way that prevents disruptive and unhealthy competition from undermining our interests and those of our allies in Asia".