Is it consonant with the values, history and habits of cooperation that Europe and America share?
It would allow the sides to be in immediate, technical contact, and it would foster habits of cooperation and trust.
The system is sustained by habits of cooperation, accepted limits on the use of power, implicit restraints on the use of rhetoric.
A series of disputes over common euro zone bonds, the E.U. budget and the aerospace industry have exposed mutual distrust between German and French officials and business leaders, despite entrenched habits of cooperation.
So they gave us this institution, believing that it could allow us to resolve conflicts, enforce rules of behavior, and build habits of cooperation that would grow stronger over time.
Russia has been present in Syria as a major provider of defense and political support for half a century, building up habits of cooperation and ties at all levels of society, perhaps best symbolized by the intermarriage of thousands of Russian-Syrian couples.
"The TPP's significance is not just economic, it's strategic — as a means of embedding the United States in the region, creating habits of cooperation with key partners, and forming a foundation for collaboration on a wide range of broader issues," he said. .
I think, in order to put together some meaningful initiatives with sufficient impact, we need first to cultivate the habit and spirit of cooperation.
As a region, we need to start cultivating the habits of regional cooperation.
The name originates from an early spellchecking program's habit of automatically "correcting" the word "cooperation" (when spelt without a hyphen) into "Cupertino", the name of the California city in which Apple has its headquarters.
