Sentence examples for restore cooperation from inspiring English sources

The progress toward a trucking deal, however, was overshadowed by the two presidents' efforts to restore cooperation on antinarcotics efforts.

We call on Iran's spirit of responsibility to restore cooperation and confidence, failing which the Security Council will have no choice but to take up the issue".

With Syria's descent into a bloody civil war underlining the enduring interests shared by Israel and Turkey, the United States urged these two important American allies to restore cooperation.

The sustained Russian military presence on land captured last summer — evident during two recent days spent in the area by two reporters — provides a backdrop of lingering disagreement between the West and Russia at a crucial time: The Obama administration is pledging to recalibrate the relationship with Russia, restore cooperation in other areas and explore a new treaty on nuclear arms.

The first difference is that they tried to restore cooperation after a "retaliatory" defection by including "unsolicited" cooperation.

Possible reasons behind this seemingly irrational decision is to maintain a social reputation (Nowak, Page, & Sigmund, 2000) and/or to impose social norms in order to restore cooperation (Fehr & Gächter, 2002).

It seems that during experiment 1 the probability that a player restores cooperation gets adjusted as time passes, decreasing towards values compatible with the stable value found in experiment 2. On the other hand, there is, of course, the difference in the cooperative strategy between both experiments, also attributable to some kind of learning.

We urged immediate attention to setting a new course that would restore effective cooperation.

The broad aim of the talks was to restore the cooperation between the two militaries that existed before NATO's war with Yugoslavia.

Trump, who has been accused of being too close to the Putin regime, has said he wants "to get along with Russia" and restore military cooperation in the Middle East.

Still, the announcement was the clearest sign yet of the administration's resolve to restore military cooperation, which was sharply curtailed in the early 1990's and cut off altogether three years ago out of Congressional concern over human rights abuses by Indonesian troops.