SNA has been proven to be instrumental in modeling humanitarian actors' cooperation.
It was also instrumental in securing Iraq's cooperation.
The OAU was instrumental in bringing about the joint cooperation of African states in the work of the Group of 77, which acts as a caucus of developing nations within the UN Conference on Trade and Development.
These results show that although chimpanzees are capable of spontaneous cooperation in a novel instrumental task, tolerance acts as a constraint on their ability to solve such cooperative problems.
Throughout his productive scientific career Prof. Spiess coordinated several European research cooperation projects that were instrumental in the development of a European Network of Food Science/Engineering Institutions and a true "European Food Science community".
M.Rokeach distinguished terminal values (such as world peace, wisdom, and happiness), which are preferred end-states of existence, and instrumental values (such as responsibility and cooperation), which are preferred modes of conduct.
Rokeach distinguished terminal values (such as world peace, wisdom, and happiness), which are preferred end-states of existence, and instrumental values (such as responsibility and cooperation), which are preferred modes of conduct [ 3].
University cooperation and again competitor cooperation are instrumental in creating innovations generating sales of products that are novel to the market, improving the growth performance of firms.
According to meeting notes seen by German news outlet Der Spiegel, leaders from G7 countries, including France, Germany and Canada, all privately implored Trump during the meetings in Europe to recognize how instrumental the Paris climate accord was to international cooperation.
For community services and advanced strategic interventions for child survival and maternal health, cooperation with WHO and UNFPA are instrumental.
