Sentence examples for cooperation meaning from inspiring English sources

Because the Marines felt that the show would be good for the branch's image, Gomer Pyle was given "total cooperation", meaning that the show was allowed unlimited access to military equipment.

Cooperation, meaning information sharing between threads, modifies the systemic properties of the algorithm and allows to speed up performance.

In exchange, the foreign ministers of Britain, France and Germany promised new "cooperation" -- meaning trade -- in high technology with Tehran.

Practice assistants reported the highest scores for the psychosocial factors 'sense of community' which means cooperation between colleagues (mean = 85.9), for 'meaning of work' which means motivated and involved in the work (mean = 83.8), and for 'role-clarity' (mean = 81.6).

He then proposes a doctrine of integration, meaning cooperation with other world powers to address common problems.

People work in teams —meaning cooperation is required — to accomplish tasks, yet it is not the team that gets promoted, but the individual.

The meaning of cooperation has evolved over time, too.

The authors note that their work was conducted under increasing hostility and suppression of the topic by Chinese authorities, meaning no cooperation (but perhaps some interference) was expected.

The map is expected to be pushed through quickly -- if it doesn't pass before the end of the legislative session on May 31, it would require a three-fifths super-majority for passage, meaning some Republican cooperation in the state legislature.

Unfortunately, its definition of cooperation falls far short of the meaning of cooperation".

According to Cunha et. al. (2005), important basic life skills are cooperation with peers and adults, autonomy, meaning making, creativity, problem solving, and persistence.