The committee, a News Corp body, was set up to cooperate with the Leveson inquiry into phone hacking and to oversee the implementation of robust governance at NI.
Nonetheless, the agent sets its decision to cooperate or defect beforehand by assessing the overall situation of its relationships.
When a cognitive radio ad hoc network (CRAHN) is set up, SUs need to cooperate by exchanging control information to achieve reliability in seeking vacant frequency bands.
But he insisted if May made a broad statement soon setting out her willingness to cooperate on foreign policy defence and security, she could change the mood in the EU.
Despite the roiling emotions at its core and its overriding sermon of setting aside internal differences to cooperate for a nation's greater good, the film, unfolding at a pace that suggests that it would profit from sterner editing, presents a gallery of characters with more than its fair share of comic types.
All organizations involved in education need to cooperate to set up standards for high-quality primary school teachers.
Ask your family to cooperate and set a particular study time that suits you.
The approach proposed in this paper presents how to improve a railway timetable, when a small set of agents decides to cooperate exchanging more data with respect to the dataset communicated to the IM.
Although Russia had been invited by NATO at its summit in Lisbon in 2010 to cooperate in setting up a joint ballistic missile defense system, or B.M.D., the alliance is now poised to proceed unilaterally, leaving Russia out in the cold.
What's needed, then, is a set of incentives for borrowers to cooperate with lenders in foreclosure filings, just as G.M. and Chrysler did with their creditors in bankruptcy — in other words, a structured foreclosure.
