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"I admire deeply the steady, forthright manner with which LCWR has maintained in word and deed a stance of cooperation, restraint and honest communication," Burns said.
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At a recent forum in Pasadena hosted by a coalition of progressive groups, the candidates were asked about their stance on cooperation between county jails and federal immigration authorities.
For one of these, but not for the other, the Catholic Church's official stance on cooperation in abortion was important.
Compare this open stance with Gardner's (e.g. West et al. 2011) critique of an account of the evolution of cooperation through social norms (e.g. Boyd and Richerson 1985; Fehr and Fischbacher 2003; Gintis 2003; Henrich 2004).
Conant's tough stance, under which the British were excluded except where their assistance was vital, resulted in British retaliation, and a complete breakdown of cooperation.
There are areas of cooperation even now.
We've seen hopeful acts of cooperation.
But their stance is disputed by the tribunal's chief prosecutor, Carla Del Ponte, who came to Belgrade last month to tell Serbian leaders of her "serious concern and dissatisfaction with the level of cooperation" they had shown with the tribunal.
Three words: lack of cooperation".
She hailed "a new era of cooperation".
They want that kind of cooperation".
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