Sentence examples for could cooperate on from inspiring English sources
Just as Europe joined together to create the Large Hadron Collider, the world's largest particle accelerator, European nations could cooperate on a project to be the first to build super-intelligent machines, ones that surpass human capacities.
Given the recent spate of consolidation among operators in Britain, Switzerland and Australia, there is also the chance that O2 and KPN could cooperate on an L.T.E.
Mr. Kerry flew to Sochi, Russia, in May to meet with Mr. Putin to explore whether the two sides could cooperate on Syria.
He also said Putin had made "specific and interesting proposals to Washington" on how the two countries could cooperate on Syria.
He says he believes that in future Britain could have a good and effective relationship with the EU, and we could cooperate on environmental and labour issues.
Harry Browne, the Libertarian presidential candidate, who received less than 0.5percentt of the vote, agreed, saying, "We could never merge ideologically, but from the national to the local level, we could cooperate on procedural issues".
Race directors could easily cooperate on this.
David Cameron supplied the ship on 23 April before an emergency EU summit to discuss how European countries could cooperate to prevent the deaths of thousands this summer.
On the basis of this possibility, in RMS tumours with high Notch1 expression/activation, Notch1 and Notch3 signalling pathways could cooperate to sustain the tumourigenic phenotype.
As if to illustrate these challenges, the highlights of Mr. Putin's visit included the sale of 2,250 Russian-built Lada vehicles to Venezuela's government, and the delivery of four MI-17 helicopters to Mr. Ch z's military, even though Mr. Ch z had suggested before Mr. Putin's arrival that the countries could cooperate ambitiously on nuclear energy and a satellite-launching base in Venezuela.
The Times also reported that "Mr. Chavez had suggested before Mr. Putin's arrival that the countries could cooperate ambitiously on nuclear energy and a satellite-launching base in Venezuela".
