Sentence examples similar to operative partner from inspiring English sources

But hawks in Washington argue it is time for the White House to stop pretending it has a co-operative partner in the Kremlin and treat Russia as an adversary to be contained rather a country to be negotiated with.

If the longstanding US commitment to the defence of Europe is to be maintained, Europe must remain a co-operative partner not just in military matters but also in political and economic affairs.

The move east, despite the negotiations held with Gorbachev, was provocative, unwise and a very clear signal to Russia: we are not willing to make you a co-operative partner in the management of European or world affairs; we will exercise the power available to us and you will have to put up with it.

The conserved flanking basic region has been suggested to serve as a co-operative partner of the PWI domain in the binding of nucleic acids.

The conserved flanking basic region has been suggested to act as a co-operative partner with the PWI domain in the binding of nucleic acids [ 15].

The flanking basic region of the SRm160 PWI domain has been proposed to act as a co-operative partner in the binding of nucleic acids [ 15].

The conserved flanking basic region has been suggested to serve as a co-operative partner for the PWI domain during its binding to nucleic acids [ 15].

The flanking basic region has been suggested to serve as a co-operative partner of the PWI domain in the binding of nucleic acids, but the structure of this basic region is unknown.

The enlarged binding platform may be the main mechanism by which the conserved flanking basic region acts as a co-operative partner with the PWI domain in the binding of nucleic acids.

In this study, we have used the minimal VP16 activation domain in a standard synergy assay; however, VP16 is unlikely to be a natural co-operative partner of IRF6 such partners remaining to be identified.

These results reveal that the flanking basic region is essential for the nucleic-acid-binding activity of the PWI domain, indicating that this flanking basic region acts as a co-operative partner to facilitate the stable binding of the PWI domain to nucleic acids.