Sentence examples for of cooperation made from inspiring English sources

The clear skies, steady breeze and spirit of cooperation made the atmosphere at the staging area seem incongruously festive.

Students' obvious lack of cooperation made it difficult for the teacher to proceed as planned.

This kind of cooperation makes the county's library system unusual nationwide, said Patricia Glass Schuman, past president of the American Library Association and a Manhattan-based publisher of books for librarians.

Technical cooperation made up 41.7% of all health ODA and only 58.6% was channelled through multi-country initiatives.

In recent months, Widodo and foreign minister Retno Marsudi have toured the region with empty promises of aid and diplomatic cooperation, making the case to Melanesian governments that West Papuan membership of the MSG would somehow be a threat to Indonesia's interests and the region more broadly.

As Princeton and Yale graduate and former United States Senator John Danforth put it, "the university's active support of interfaith dialogue and cooperation makes an important contribution to the 9/11 world".

In fact, the highly complicated web of relationships and interactions between factors, many of which are hard to measure (e.g. informal payments, staff motivation and community cooperation) makes even exploration of heterogeneity difficult.

Theoretical analysis and numerical results indicate that this pricing mechanism can lead to a win-win situation in which source nodes get good communication service and the relay is encouraged since it makes most of cooperation gain from the source.  .

Cooperation makes it happen".

But it will always be in the best spirit of cooperation, to make sure we get the right answer for the American people, and that we pursue the president's foreign policy as he has divined it from the will of the American people.

This indicates that possibly the segregation mechanism contributes to some extent in our simulation to the emergence of agent populations that have sufficient level of cooperation that makes the experienced uncertainty of agents stay around the steady-state level.