Sentence examples for cooperation toward from inspiring English sources

Axelrod (1984) has shown with his famous computer tournaments that targeting cooperation toward those who cooperated, and targeting defections toward those who defected, is a successful strategy in the repeated, two-person prisoner's dilemma.

After 1945 the focus of creating new functional agencies shifted from scientific cooperation toward economic development.

In speaking before the legislature today, the president urged cooperation toward that end from all of the country's political players.

A business lobbyist involved in the talks said: "The lack of acrimony, the air of cooperation toward a common end, is quite refreshing.

Were the African Union to impose restrictions and embargoes, as it did during a recent political crisis in Guinea, breakthroughs in deterrence and cooperation toward a more comprehensive counternarcotics agenda could be achieved.

But because neither China nor Russia is strong enough on their its to break the U.S.-Japan alliance, they had chosen to intensify a "deep strategic cooperation" toward that goal.

Their paper stressed the need to move beyond the rhetoric of cooperation and toward a more grounded understanding of how an ICU team works in daily practice, which could then be utilized in disasters and other crisis situations.

Thus, in sports, baseball is biased toward autonomy, football toward control, and basketball toward cooperation.

Paul campaign officials also pointed toward cooperation in drafting the party platform.

"I'm glad to see this move toward cooperation and compromise," he said.

And yet idealism was only a small part of the urge toward cooperation.