Sentence examples for linked to cooperation from inspiring English sources

Leaders of the House International Relations Committee have said it might be better if the Turkish aid were linked to cooperation on the war.

After all, gratitude is a discrete social emotion linked to cooperation and altruism, and as such might be instrumental in reinforcing a future perspective.

Nonetheless, there are scenarios where punishment can be favoured when it is not genetically linked to cooperation [ 8, 9, 22].

Mutualisms in which survival and reproduction are tightly linked to cooperation are especially likely to be stabilized by antagonists, as morbidity and mortality in one partner is expected to have a significant cost to the other; this is complimentary to partner fidelity feedback [ 8].

Thus, the evolution of dogs' cognitive abilities may be closely linked to cooperation, a relationship that is thought to have uniquely shaped human cognition and culture (Tomasello 1999, 2007; Warneken and Tomasello 2006; Herrmann et al. 2007; Moll and Tomasello 2007).

Likewise in a society where the idea of ego is muted (this applies both to primitive tribal communities as well as more modern societies), relationships between other people are more important because our survival and well-being is linked to cooperation.

Stanford also observes a difference that indirectly links to cooperation.

Other newly opened research questions are closely linked to international cooperation and the cooperation with private and public authorities.

Where I'm from – Belfast in Northern Ireland – peace is intrinsically linked to the cooperation of nationalists and unionists, Protestants and Catholics.

Testosterone and oxytocin are not natural allies, said UCSB anthropologist Adrian V. Jaeggi: Though high levels of testosterone are usually associated with competitive, drive-for-dominance behavior, bursts of oxytocin are linked to sharing, cooperation, trust and tenderness.

He implied that the nuclear negotiations were linked to Iran's cooperation in combating the Islamic State and its affiliates, saying that no security cooperation was possible until the sanctions were lifted.