Syrian Kurds also appear more open now to cooperating with the Iraqi Kurdish region.
If you cooperate, I go back to cooperating as well.
Mr. Roth will now have more time to clear up interpretations about his work (as he did earlier this year in an open letter to Wikipedia) and to cooperate with his recently named biographer, Blake Bailey.
Thus, Google Scholar is dependent on the fundamental accessibility of scientific texts over the internet or the will of the publishers and libraries to cooperate and open their repositories for indexing.
Russia announced today that it has opened discussions with the European Union to cooperate with the independent European defense force being formed outside of NATO.
She told MPs she had a meeting with David Omand, the Cabinet Office permanent secretary, and Sir Hayden Phillips, permanent secretary at the Lord Chancellor's Department, to discuss the failure of departments to cooperate under the open government code.
When Huerta refused to cooperate, Wilson gave open support to the Constitutionalists—Huerta's opponents under Madero's successor, Venustiano Carranza and, when it seemed that the Constitutionalists could not themselves drive Huerta from power, Wilson seized the port of Veracruz in April 1914 to cut off Huerta's supplies and revenues.
Honoring tradition, the president and the new leader of the opposition, Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, pledged open minds and hearts and a desire to cooperate.
Similarly, a nurse commented that: " I would love to learn from doctors, but they are not all willing to cooperate and to have open communication!" Before the hospital-initiated improvement efforts, care givers shared responsibility for all patients at the A&E, in a rather implicit manner.
Encouraging food scientists to cooperate with culinary experts opens ways for optimized food offers as well as innovative products and services.
