Sentence examples for cooperation the first from inspiring English sources

Through interdisciplinary cooperation the "First European Volume Replacement Conference" has established indications for the use of individual plasma substitutes to improve the efficacy and therapeutic safety of volume replacement therapy.

The Berlin Wall fell on November 9 , 1989 and on November 15, the U.S. and U.S.S.R. submitted a joint resolution to the United Nations on the Consolidation of International Peace, Security and Cooperation, the first such joint initiative.

Syria supported the USSR in all topics of the bipolarity of world affairs, it was decisively in favour of bilateral economic cooperation (the first hydropower stations in the Euphrates were concluded in 1973) and especially interested in military cooperation (requiring equilibrium in arms with Israel), but also in other topics of the Arab world.

That's because its success is dependent on "credibility and cooperation". The first he defines as "the confidence invested by the public in the government's commitment to a policy". The second is the commitment of all states to take whatever steps are necessary to maintain the international regime.

Let us, he said, make "the conscious pursuit of happiness" a new pillar of global cooperation, the "ninth Millennium Development Goal".

Porter noted the first option is "preferred because you really don't need any carrier cooperation". The second would require some kind of contract, which would be "less ideal," he added, as it may allow interested parties to trace the interception back to the true spy or surveillance vendor.

So what Patrick's saying is, it's all very well to say we're sustaining cooperation in the first period here, but the way in which we sustained cooperation was by going along with, as it were, the punishment tomorrow.

(This is being asked as if there were all that much trust and cooperation in the first place).

The Commonwealth, mostly nations once knitted into England's colonial empire, exists today largely as a debating society and a vehicle for voluntary cooperation between the first and third worlds.

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

Vaccine program workers, who sometimes struggle to gain public trust and governmental cooperation in the first place, are furious about the deception.