Sentence examples for help cooperation from inspiring English sources

This year, after the United States filed its intellectual property rights case, Chinese officials complained that the move would not help cooperation between the countries.

Mr Kennedy yesterday underlined the gulf with Labour with the formal suspension of the joint cabinet committee, created by Lord Ashdown and Tony Blair four years ago to help cooperation.

Frederick Jones, a spokesman for Mr. Kerry, declined to comment on the details of the dispute citing its classified nature but suggested that the pending multifaceted aid bill would clear Congress "in a few weeks" and would help cooperation between the two countries.

Whoever wins will need as much help, cooperation, and advice as she/he can muster.

Here, I primarily follow the conceptual framework developed by Lehmann and Keller (2006) for helping, cooperation and altruism based on a 'direct fitness' model (Fig.  1).

Contemporary social psychology also associates moral goodness (in the form of pro-social behaviour, helping, cooperation) with empathy, while loyalty, obedience and conformity are mainly connected with morality through warnings of their moral danger.

Educational interventions aimed at employees might help to facilitate cooperation rather than stimulate antagonism [ 12].

Here we suggest, and provide evidence for, parasitism being an external force that has the potential to help stabilize cooperation by aligning the selfish interests of cooperative partners in opposition to a common enemy.

This mutual dependence on oil revenue could help build cooperation between north and south after independence.

"We want to help create cooperation between Serbs and Albanians in Kosovo — not divisions".

The president and his aides have said that this rare display of bipartisan outreach, coming a week after Mr. Obama dined with a dozen Republican senators, is intended to help foster cooperation between the parties.