Sentence examples for favored cooperating from inspiring English sources

In January 1992, Tuđman had arranged for Stjepan Kljuić, president of the Croatian Democratic Union of Bosnia and Herzegovina (HDZ BiH) who favored cooperating with the Bosniaks towards a unified Bosnian state, to be ousted and replaced by Mate Boban, who favored Croatia to annex Croat-inhabited parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

This greater-than-1 A R G / C G 3 D favored cooperating R → A ← L over cheating C ← L, as the ratio R → A ← L : C ← L continued to increase even after A R G / C G 3 D had leveled off.

The video and the newspaper report were fuel for critics of Mr. Chávez who contend that he favors cooperating with the rebels at the expense of relations with Bogotá.

The party's left wing, in op position to Mr. Frei, is known to favor cooperating with Dr. Allende on the ground that Chile's future lies in such an alliance.

In general, it becomes feasible for a household to cooperate once the result of cost-benefit analysis favors cooperation; that is, the cost of cooperation is not higher than its willingness to pay.

The White House made it clear that the Saudis would "gain a considerable amount of favor" by cooperating, Mr. McFarlane later recalled.

It does not want to be seen as giving sanctuary to a bloody dictator — one who previously curried Washington's favor by cooperating in the fight against Al Qaeda — or to give Mr. Saleh an overseas platform from which he can stir up more trouble for Yemen.

At least one supervisor who voted in favor of cooperating with the Priority Enforcement Program said she was concerned by language in McDonnell's letter that appears to allow ICE agents unfettered access to the jails, as under 287 g).

Failure to induce timely differentiation might result in a prolonged proliferation phase favoring the accumulation of additional cooperating events.

But a few years ago, the company quietly stopped contributing and cooperating, in favor of building its own database.

Since then, he has been criticized for his books, which have skewered public figures who do not cooperate with him and favored those who do.