Sentence examples for involvement and cooperation from inspiring English sources
He said that meant detailing the involvement and cooperation of city officials, the local Olympic bid committee, the United States Olympic Committee and the I.O.C.
Overall, the involvement and cooperation between the arts, space science research and ESA will enhance in the citizens of the ESA member states the sense of public ownership of ESA results, and participation in ESA׳s research.
Finally, the availability of a refuelling or recharging network could be ensured by the deployment of public charging stations, which is likely to be facilitated by the involvement and cooperation between all major stakeholders [31].
To assess whether the existing PRD intercity cooperation network is advancing the three objectives of the PRD integration policy in terms of cooperation patterns, actors' involvement, and cooperation fields, this study analyzed news published on the Internet and official government websites.
The mitigation of such a threat lies in broad stakeholder involvement and cooperation, including non-state actors, governments and the bio-tech industry itself.
As much of our research requires the participation of many members of the public, we identified a need to facilitate community involvement and cooperation.
The objective of this paper is to describe their involvement and their cooperation.
The latter possibility could perhaps be overcome with better explanation of the background of the examination to the patients, giving them greater involvement and ensuring their cooperation, thus resulting in more effective testing.
On the other hand, involvement in continuous decision-making and cooperation processes appeared to inspire critical thinking and potentially broader engagement with the system by community participants.
Ethics reflection groups, as implemented in this study, may lead to collegial support and cooperation, improved practice, better involvement of patients and their families, personal and professional development and mutual learning among employees.
Thus, a number of case studies have suggested that firms or plants characterized by cooperation, employee involvement, and relatively low grievance rates tend to have higher levels of productivity and economic performance (e.g., Katz et al. 1983).
