Sentence examples for face cooperation from inspiring English sources
"The very ritual practices that the New Atheists dismiss as costly, inefficient and irrational turn out to be a solution to one of the hardest problems humans face: cooperation without kinship," Haidt writes.
Larger firms and group subsidiaries are less likely to face "cooperation failures", and so do firms in industries with a strong appropriability regime.
We investigate the decision rules adopted by individuals in local communities, whose livelihoods depend on common pool resource stocks and who face the cooperation dilemma in their everyday life.
The issues we face require cooperation.
If the Islington MP does win against the odds – the result is likely to turn on second preferences – he will at least face non-cooperation in parliament and relentless hostility from the media, though the threat of immediate coups and splits may be exaggerated.
The political activities of the citizens of Athens or of Rousseau's ideal Republic presumed face-to-face relations of cooperation that favour the growth of such sentiments.
For reasons that are easy to believe but hard to explain, face-to-face interactions make cooperation easier, quicker and surer than, say, interactions by phone, email or Skype.
The African system has enormous human rights problems to address, frequently faces non-cooperation by governments, and has inadequate resources (Evans and Murray 2002).
Climate change is also mentioned in the Democratic platform as one of the "greatest dangers we face," requiring global cooperation.
The sentence received by John A. Field III, 60, was a bit more than one-fourth of the maximum 87-month term he could have faced, reflecting his cooperation with investigators after he was caught.
Mr. Maehara said that such military cooperation faced obstacles like Japan's pacifist Constitution, which limits the uses of its forces, and also the "feelings" in both countries, an apparent reference to the bitter emotions in South Korea over Japan's early-20th-century colonization.
