Sentence examples for possibility of cooperating from inspiring English sources
She all mentions the possibility of cooperating in special economic zones and helping the North attract foreign investment.
Infrastructure Minister Uzi Landau has discussed the possibility of cooperating on building a nuclear plant with France and Jordan, the ministry said.
It was left to Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, the former Democratic candidate for vice president and a supporter of missile defense, to raise the possibility of cooperating with the Russians.
President George W. Bush and then-President Vladimir V. Putin, now Russia's prime minister and still its paramount leader, talked for years about the possibility of cooperating on a missile defense system without tangible result.
LISBON — NATO leaders agreed on Friday evening to establish a missile defense shield that would cover all NATO member states, and on Saturday they expect Russia to agree to discuss the possibility of cooperating on the system's development.
A lawyer for Mark Magliocchetti declined to comment on the plea or on the possibility of him cooperating.
PARIS — President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia announced Tuesday that he would attend next month's summit meeting of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in Lisbon and left the door open to the possibility of Moscow cooperating with the alliance on a European missile defense shield.
A group of newspapers in the French-speaking part of Belgium have shown the possibilities and the limitations of cooperating when faced with Google, which some see as a common enemy.
A group of newspapers in the French-speaking part of Belgium have shown the possibilities — but also, so far, the limitations — of cooperating when faced with what some of them see as a common enemy: Google.
This at least suggests the possibility that adding an explicit cost could reduce the average payoff of cooperating and defecting by similar amounts.
However, the cooperating overhead will increase with the number of cooperating neighbors in each set.
