Sentence examples for cooperative need from inspiring English sources

In a phone interview on Sunday, Mr. Webb said that all agencies — privately owned or cooperative — need to find new models, rather than relying entirely on magazine assignments.

Patient characteristics and their motives to attend to an AED as a self-referral or call the emergency services rather than contacting a GP cooperative need further elucidation before radical organisational changes are to be carried through [ 9, 31- 33].

Whereas the optimum level of sedation may be 'awake and cooperative', needs may vary greatly among ICU patients.

New and existing cooperatives need to make modern harvesting tools and robust crop disease and pest management systems standard offerings for their members.

Cooperative consistency need maximum number of honest nodes; otherwise, this scheme would be non-effective for malicious information detection.

In the centralized CSS, the cooperative SUs need to feed back information to the SBS, which may incur high communication overhead and make the whole network vulnerable to node failure.

Attaining Pareto efficient cooperative outcomes need not proceed via formal institutional arrangements at all, but may be achieved through deliberation and the creation of reciprocal relationships of trust and other confidence building measures.

The results show that cooperation greatly speeds up the convergence: while the non-cooperative threads need 11 days to reach an objective function value of 1.88, the cooperative threads obtain the same result in approximately 1.5 days.

The starting point came in 2008, when the cooperative Juan Francisco Paz Silva needed to renew its Community Trade (equivalent to Fairtrade) contract for sesame oil with the Body Shop.

On a practical level, he asked, would the government be able to import all the tools the new entrepreneurs or small manufacturing cooperatives will need?

The emerging efforts reported by David Carr to set rules of the road to guide the reuse of news articles and other content posted to the Web exemplifies the forward-thinking and cooperative approach needed to guide readers and also protect the rights of content creators.