Sentence examples for highlight cooperation from inspiring English sources

Several areas highlight cooperation.

The Obama administration similarly wants to highlight cooperation, not conflict, between the world's two largest economies.

He highlighted cooperation between the United States and Russia, including in fighting nuclear terrorism.

American anger over Russia's construction of a nuclear power plant in Iran and its plans to build as many as five more soured two days of talks between senior American and Russian officials that were intended to highlight new cooperation in securing the world's energy supply.

In more detail, we highlight neighborhood cooperation in evolutionary systems for multiple population systems as well as genetic operators.

Military officials said the operation highlighted growing cooperation among Afghan, Pakistani and American forces.

She also highlighted his cooperation agreement with the prosecutor's office, under which he hoped to get leniency on separate federal bribe-taking charges in exchange for his testimony against Mr. Gibson.

The government has highlighted the cooperation of four convicted terrorists as a sign of its success in undermining groups like Al Qaeda by using the threat of punishment to get their members to turn on one another, in much the same way as prosecutors took on the mob in an earlier era.

Even the nationalistic Huanqiu daily has dedicated a page to report on the Mr Modi's visit, highlighting that "cooperation in economic and trade sectors" is the main theme of the visit.

To summarize, we have used a lentiviral-based approach to generate a mouse model of SCC based on Sox2 expression and Lkb1 loss, highlighting their cooperation in lung SCC development.

Although deletion of MyD88 signaling in B cells is sufficient to abrogate lupus nephritis in the MRL/ lpr and Lyn−/− mouse models 26, 39, MyD88 deficiency in dendritic cells (DCs) can also confer some protection and highlights the cooperation between B cells and DCs 26, 63, and potentially other (nonhematopoietic) cells, in the development of SLE-like pathologies.