Sentence examples for effectively co-operate from inspiring English sources

It will also allow Japanese police to more effectively co-operate with their counterparts in the international community".

But the problem, say critics, is measures like this solve a problem that doesn't exist - they say police can already co-operate effectively without Brussels needing to stick its oar in.

The guns were taken and retaken, but the two brigades meantime reached the road on the crest in front of the McGhee house and found shelter there.75 D. H. Hill was not so close to victory at this point as he subsequently thought, but he was in position to co-operate effectively if a general assault was ordered.

The Spanish police now co-operate more effectively with their French counterparts.

What the researchers did discover, though, is that the greater the mismatch between testosterone and status, the less effectively a group's members co-operate.

To make councils' duty to co-operate function effectively there needs to be a worse alternative for those authorities that see no democratic or financial benefit to allowing new development.

It is an effective means of ensuring the free flow of data between the EU and a third country, but it would not allow national data protection authorities to co-operate as effectively as they do now.

Since then, they have - responsibly and effectively - co-operated with campaigners to restock the library and keep it alive.

A sense of crisis has been gradually developing since the Democratic Unionists and Sinn Fein, the two parties which dominate the devolved administration, effectively stopped co-operating with each other on most issues.

In such distributed control systems is possible effectively using multi-agent architecture, where agents co-operate under a structured organisation, using the scenario recognition approach.

They need all possible help to learn to co-operate, to market more effectively and to make the most in business terms of beautiful areas within which they live.