Sentence examples for suggesting cooperation from inspiring English sources

Moderates like Michael Steele, the party chairman, were slapped down for suggesting cooperation with the administration.

In the film, Adams is the only person shown suggesting cooperation with the hijackers: "I think we shouldn't provoke them.

In murine gastric muscles, IGF1 promotes Kitl-dependent development of interstitial cells of Cajal (ICC), the non-neoplastic counterpart of GIST, suggesting cooperation between these pathways.

These data are consistent with prior literature detailing the role of esBAF complexes in regulating the master pluripotency TFs, and further highlight the specific binding pattern of GBAF complexes, suggesting cooperation between GBAF complexes and KLF4 and Sp5.

Separate mutations of the putative C/EBP binding site, c-myb-binding site or the GC-rich element resulted in a dramatically reduced transcriptional activity in both cell lines, suggesting cooperation between corresponding trans-factors.

The association of gain of chromosome arm 11p with 11q loss was seen in this analysis and has been reported in up to 55% of neuroblastomas with 11q loss [23], suggesting cooperation between tumor suppressors and oncogenes within these regions.

Lin (1988, 1990) argues for the free right to exit according to his observations of agricultural cooperative movements in China, which suggests cooperation could be sustained only when household members had the right to leave the team when they had detected shirking members.

The Committee suggests cooperation by representatives of the International Telecommunication Union and other divisions.

The findings do suggest cooperation, he said; but that doesn't necessarily translate to kindness.

To reverse these trends, Dr. Rabinowitz suggested, cooperation between managers, scientists and law enforcement is necessary.

The matrix enables planning of new innovation areas and may suggest cooperation partners or acquisition targets.