"There's a narrow window of opportunity for cooperation between the United States and Russia in Syria.
When they persisted, we pushed them to narrow the scope of their cooperation.
They also discussed narrower questions of checkpoints, economic and security cooperation and prisoners, and agreed that their respective ministers should resume cooperation after a hiatus since Hamas's victory in elections in January 2006.
If the same codebook size can be used per channel vector in both schemes, the cooperation region will not be as pessimistically narrow as Figure11.
Spatial structure has been one of the first mechanisms promoting cooperation; however, alone it only opens a narrow window of viability.
Like their predecessors who insisted on spurning Mandela and isolating Cuba, the neoconservatives are too incompetent and narrow-minded to manage American foreign policy on a planet where cooperation is imperative and unilateralism doesn't work.
It is very difficult to monitor education, and this program narrows the focus of teachers in a domain that requires cooperation, innovation, broad thinking, high ethical standards and, we would hope, intrinsic motivation".
This occurs through the process of making papers test a narrower and narrower range of abilities, involving yes/no answers ("reliability"), whereas life skills call on interpretation, reflection, cooperation, revision and invention ("validity").
The reasons for treating missile-defense cooperation as an imminent and serious objective go much beyond narrow concerns.
As members of Religions for Peace, the world's largest organization dedicated to advancing multi-religious cooperation, we urge everyone to speak out against vested interests, narrow provincialism and cavalier indifference on climate change.
