Sentence examples for expects that cooperation from inspiring English sources

Liu Zhenmin, deputy leader of China's delegation at the talks, said he expects that cooperation with the U.S. on climate matters will continue under the next administration.

One of them refers to severance payments to him, saying, "Chris also expects that his continued cooperation will guarantee his final two payments of the settlement".

"I expect that cooperation will remain on a high level and the information will be shared and exchanged," he told reporters.

Mr. Weintraub expects that the need for bipartisan cooperation will provide Democrats an opportunity to attach environmental and labor standards to the bill, although Mr. Bush has made it clear that he does not support such standards if they are too rigidly drawn.

Even if the media companies did not influence the study of the fossil, it would be expected that their cooperation would be addressed to put the minds of other researchers at ease.

Superjet is a product of global cooperation, so we expect that it has good potential".

Others also expect that increased cooperation and communication due to the forthcoming network of institution-overlapping programs will improve opportunities for young researchers.

As expected, the figure shows that cooperation is preferred in low-mobility and low-delay scenarios and the cooperation region diminishes with increase in Doppler frequency or delay.

But that appeared to be in part a face-saving step, since every one of the officials speaking at an unusual joint news conference here today stressed that they were operating independently of the Police Department and that they expected the cooperation of the police in their separate investigations.

When the number of members of a group that would benefit from collective action is small enough, we might expect cooperation that results from extensive interaction, mutual monitoring, and even commitments to each other that trump or block narrowly self-interested actions.

Yet Mr. Obama also suggested that he would expect the cooperation to flow both ways, urging Europe to be more supportive of sending additional NATO troops to Afghanistan, a politically unpopular stance in Germany.