Sentence examples for engendered cooperation from inspiring English sources

The Ebola response engendered cooperation across communities and counties -- for instance, in the tracing of people who might have been exposed to the disease.

That doesn't seem like the kind of gesture that will engender cooperation.

2009′s bows did their trick, emboldening instead of pacifying and upping aggression quotients rather than engendering cooperation.

Is it all competition, between students, teachers, schools, states, and nations or can it engender cooperation and caring?

At The Mission Continues, Mary is responsible for strategic engagement and thought leadership, including establishing and maintaining executive-level partnerships and engendering cooperation between The Mission Continues and a range of public, private and nonprofit entities.

Sennett wants both to allow complex differences and engender cooperation through a craft of togetherness that includes listening, working and ritual gatherings.

You will want to acknowledge Turkey,s contribution to the war in Iraq and the overall Global War on Terrorism (GWOT): the logistics hub at Incirlik, the Habur Gate GLOC, Turkey,s military and reconstruction contributions to Afghanistan and engendering regional cooperation in the Black Sea.

Haitians could benefit from outsiders who help them rebuild the ad hoc relationships that have engendered trust and cooperation.

Since the loss of fungus garden compromises the fitness of both mutualists, our findings suggest that the potential benefit received by the ants or fungi for cheating is outweighed by the increased concomitant cost of parasitism engendered by non-cooperation (cheating).

"A veto threat does not engender the bipartisan cooperation needed to enact this important legislation".

Mr. Giroux marveled at the cooperation the project had engendered.