Sentence examples for failure of cooperation from inspiring English sources

However, in such a case, fairness cannot be guaranteed since the TX, which can obtain a much higher utility in the non-cooperative scenario, can still obtain a much higher utility than the other in this cooperative scenario, which may lead to the failure of cooperation.

Efforts to tackle the problem are being hampered by political infighting, amid a failure of cooperation between President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's administration and the Tehran municipality.

"There is a real market failure here–a failure of visibility, a failure of incentives, a failure of cooperation that has led to a very disastrous situation," he said yesterday in an address one day after the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation pledged $100 million to research a possible AIDS vaccine in Africa.

It can be seen as a study in the failure of cooperation and international diplomacy, or as an examination of influence, wealth, and power.

Indeed, the failure of cooperation between the US and Russia in Central Asia and Afghanistan is a symptom of a wider political fallout between President Obama and President Putin.

The failure of cooperation between the US and Russia in Central Asia and Afghanistan is a symptom of a wider political fallout between the two countries, but it's an aspect of geopolitics that's trickled down to communities in Kyrgyzstan in a big way.

By contrast, in actual policy making, no attention is paid to 'potentially unjust' refusals to cooperate (even if some may be paid to predictable failures of cooperation).

Weapons inspections began in Iraq in 1991, but after repeated failures of cooperation between the United Nations and Baghdad, the inspectors left in December 1998, hours before the United States and Britain began three days of air strikes.

We must not now forget that the failures of cooperation between federal and local law enforcement as the sniper piled up his kills were a replay of the turf wars between Rudolph Giuliani's cops and the feds after last fall's still-unsolved anthrax attack.

Patients were excluded from the study if they had important metabolic alterations, cognitive failure, lack of cooperation, or extreme ages (under 18 and over 80 years).

Geopolitical competition in global trade agenda-setting among the US, the European Union and emerging powers, such as China and India, and increasingly popular protectionism rhetoric in national trade debates also explain the failure or lack of cooperation in the multilateral trading system.