Sentence examples for engaged in cooperation from inspiring English sources
Twitter has been "actively engaged in cooperation," the statement said.
"Actually China and the United States have already engaged in cooperation on Internet security.
They engaged in cooperation with the Axis powers to one degree or another by establishing modi vivendi or operating as auxiliary forces under Axis control.
There's no way Washington can coerce the rest of the Security Council to sign up for a new sanctions round when Iran is actually engaged in cooperation.
The Chetnik movement adopted a policy of collaboration with the Axis powers, and engaged in cooperation to one degree or another by establishing modus vivendi or operating as auxiliary forces under Axis control.
(C ) In competitive communities, R → A ← L : C ← L dropped below the initial value of 1 (dotted line) during community growth due to the fitness advantage of C ← L over R → A ← L. In contrast, R → A ← L : C ← L rose above 1 when the strains engaged in cooperation and cheating.
Mr. Obama hailed them on Monday as "real visionaries" who "challenged us to think anew, to imagine, after decades of confrontation, how our nations might engage in cooperation".
The firms with more internal resources, those which conduct R&D activities, present a better absorptive capacity (AC) and this leads them to engage in cooperation agreements and to access external flows of knowledge.
Drawing on their recent research on cultural and genetic evolution and his empirical studies of behavior in small-scale societies, this work will explain why humans, unlike other animals, engage in cooperation among large numbers of people beyond the immediate family.
For an actor to be motivated to engage in cooperation, the benefits of the cooperation, for example, in the form of inter-community reciprocal grazing agreements, have to outweigh the benefits from livestock raiding.
The strategic approach to EU international cooperation aims to develop common principles and adequate framework conditions for engaging in cooperation," the paper concludes.
