With active cooperation among the great powers and large reductions in wasteful competitive military spending, all countries could cooperatively address the threats from climate change, water shortages, regional underdevelopment, and economic pressures caused by population growth.
The working groups reflect the different components of the NAS vision (NRC 2007) and cooperatively address the four major focus areas necessary to bring about this paradigm shift [see NIEHS (2012) for additional information on the approaches and components of Tox21].
In recent weeks, a number of Sealy investors have challenged K.K.R.'s "dominance" of Sealy's board, alleging that the private equity firm oversaw a period of decline at the mattress maker and failed to work with other investors cooperatively to address problems at Sealy.
The cofradías, the current version of ancient guilds, have been the tool used to deal with these demands by taking advantage of the potential provided by their flexibility and their possibilities for addressing problems cooperatively in each specific circumstance.
In other words, the policy fantasy that stands in the way of addressing major world problems cooperatively is the idea that the United States can retain and expand the boundaries of "sole superpower" domination.
Addressing fundamental functional problems and working openly and cooperatively towards a common goal, the members of the MDT were able to prevent injury, make significant gains in physiological performance and improve players' confidence and commitment to training over the defined period.
Following the state's rejection of Mayor Bloomberg's commuter-tax proposal, he worked cooperatively with Governor Pataki and the Legislature to produce viable alternatives addressing New York City's budget deficit and protecting vital public services.
Unless the communities are cooperatively empowered to collaborate and be part of the Brokpa societal development process, effectively addressing tsamdro grazing conflicts, an individual family's livelihood priority may supersede such change.
As a route to addressing this, we link the methods of thermodynamic integration (TI) and swarm-enhanced sampling molecular dynamics (sesMD), where simulation replicas interact cooperatively to aid transitions over energy barriers.
MacLeod (2003) recommends that involving community members, not only increases the likelihood of increased action by communities to help mitigate flood disaster, but also brings communities together to address flood issues cooperatively.
