Sentence examples for cooperation to leverage from inspiring English sources
Their first project, in partnership with the Kauffman Foundation and Wayne State Universitys TechTown Business Accelerator, is already beginning to produce new businesses and deliver economic impact all part of the Detroit regions strategy of cooperation to leverage the broadest possible spectrum of talents.
If we are going to fix this thing it will require moving forward with regional cooperation to leverage resources necessary to permanently and intelligently separate the ecosystems in a way that will improve water management in the region, as well as the movement of national commerce in and through the Chicago region.
You might think you need to preserve cooperation to maximize your leverage over your interlocutor, but if you always favor preserving cooperation, the other side comes to believe that you will never use that leverage -- at which point the leverage evaporates.
Perhaps he will try to leverage cooperation on Syria to ease sanctions imposed over Ukraine, even as he hangs onto Crimea and eastern regions of Ukraine.
Cache can be deployed either on each node or on some selected nodes to leverage cooperation [42].
Yet, economically secure government positions also enabled them to leverage cooperation from their husbands and other family members.
It no doubt bolstered the ability of provincial ART programmes to leverage cooperation and coordination of key health sector players (districts, facilities, pharmaceutical divisions etc).
We leverage RFID tag cooperation to enforce tampering detection.
The United States sees the heightened tensions between India and Pakistan as a potential stumbling block to its efforts to leverage Pakistani cooperation in quashing the Taliban along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
The contribution of this paper is to provide a proof of concept: it is possible to leverage the emergent properties of mobile ad hoc networks via node mobility and node cooperation to design a node capture detection protocol.
M. Conti et al. in their paper entitled "Mobility and cooperation to thwart node capture attacks in MANETs" demonstrated that node mobility, together with local node cooperation, can be leveraged to design secure routing protocols that deters node capture attacks, among many other benefits.
