Sentence examples for quality cooperation from inspiring English sources

Future studies may need to replicate our findings by focusing on more features of school context (e.g., school quality, cooperation among teachers).

Dornyei (1997) highlights that essential skills needed for high quality cooperation such as leadership, decision making, trust building, communication and conflict management need to be taught and developed.

This factor contains items related to cooperation between hospital administration and ED leaders to make needed changes, ED staff responsibility for care quality, cooperation between ED staff, and willingness of ED staff to try new approaches.

During the opening address at the Brower Center, Tora Aasland, Norway's minister of research and higher education, unveiled a white paper outlining her government's strategy to enhance high-quality cooperation with the United States and Canada in higher education and research.

Although the study lasted around 18 months, NeuroNation co-founder Jakob Futorjanski said that having the validation was a huge milestone in gaining the trust of their users, and eventually led to higher-quality cooperation (insurance companies, clinics, etc).

He said if prosecutors made a sealed filing to the court detailing the "quality" of cooperation Mr. DiPascali could provide, he would be willing to reconsider the request.

In the new 40 million euro healthcare centre case project the functional changes had no negative effect to the project budget, schedule, quality or cooperation between stakeholders.

Hence, there is a certain relation between the SNR level and the required source-relay channel quality for cooperation to be beneficial.

The key factor for success of institutionalization will be quality of cooperation between the Ministry of Education and UNICEF and development of new and present by-laws.

Recommendations were, in 35%, about the organisation of care as well as for the quality of cooperation inside and outside the hospital between the different professional groups.

Post-intervention, physicians in the intervention departments reported substantially less conflicting demands and enhanced quality of cooperation with patients' relatives, compared to control group physicians.