Sentence examples for models for cooperation from inspiring English sources
In the interviews yesterday, several people who had attended the meeting referred, as models for cooperation, to the director Frank Capra, who produced the "Why We Fight" documentaries for the War Department in the 1940's.
"The citizens of France have entrusted you with being the leader of the country in what is quite a difficult and a very important period, when not just Europe but the entire world community face the urgent task of overcoming the effects of the financial and economic crisis and building new models for cooperation," Mr. Putin said.
The basic idea of tag-based models for cooperation is that individuals recognize each other via arbitrary signals, so-called tags.
Interview informants identified a range of potential formal and informal models for cooperation.
We should be the breadbasket of Africa and a model for cooperation between the Middle East and Africa.
Properly carried out, L.I.T.P. 2000 could have served as a model for cooperation between a government agency and private citizens.
In a recent interview, the American ambassador, Pete Peterson, praised Vietnamese cooperation in the search for missing service members and called it a model for cooperation in other fields.
Officials said they planned to use the Thai operation as a model for cooperation with law-enforcement agencies in other countries.
Audun Lysbakken, the leader of Norway's Socialist Left party, has argued that the EEA agreement should be renegotiated with the UK's help, saying countries "outside need a better model for cooperation with the EU than the current EEA agreement".
And Hester's deal with New York City is almost a model for cooperation between the public and private sectors even as he cautioned his architect about expenditures ("What are you trying to do, build the Taj Mahal?" he barked when Specter told him chain-link railings were not acceptable).
Both communities exchange best practices and serve as a model for cooperation (Arni et al. 2016).
