Sentence examples for cooperation to support from inspiring English sources

One different form of cooperation is altruism, a strategy wherein one of the players may sacrifice and does not gain from the cooperation to support others.

In the current study, not only qualitatively but also quantitatively, we measure Moran-evolution of cooperation to support an analytical agreement based on the consequences of the replicator equation in a finite population.

However, we would like to see more inter-ministerial cooperation to support the Ministry of Health efforts to stop polio outbreak in Ukraine".

We advocate a parallel process to knowledge diffusion entailing the diffusion of cooperation to support health security and global health promotion.

The code is voluntary and it tries to establish a global architecture, including ethical norms and legal and institutional arrangements, to guide national action and multilateral cooperation to support sustainable health systems, protect the human rights of migrant health workers, and support health systems in low- and middle-income countries.

The rejection appeared to contain an ominous warning to European leaders that they may have raced ahead of their electorates in adopting the euro, pressing for the intensified political cooperation needed to support the currency and talking of European federalism.

Mr. Bramson, who as a full-time mayor is the chief legislator of the seven-member City Council, said he would keep a watchful eye on new construction to ensure that the city provides the financing and legislative cooperation necessary to support the new economic progress.

A promising application of PARC is to design a cooperation scheme to support multiple sources with different error correction capacities to achieve a given target BER.

A WebGIS-based system designed to relate genetic soil classification of China (GSCC) to soil taxonomy (ST) was developed to enhance global cooperation and to support communication between China and the other countries on important agricultural and environmental issues.

The current UNICEF/Government of Malawi Country Programme of Cooperation aims to support national efforts to progressively realise the rights of children and women through improved child survival, development, protection and participation.

The overall goal of the 2013-2016 proframme of cooperation is to support a more equitable development for children while also protecting the fundamental rights of all children recovering from the effect of conflict and natural disasters.