Sentence examples for supported cooperation from inspiring English sources

Whatever its cause, the sudden outburst of violence was a sign of the growing tensions between Mr. Khan and Mr. Naibzadah, who was one of the military commanders who supported cooperation with Kabul and the Defense Ministry in opposition to Mr. Khan.

They were continuously involved in all procedures, and supported cooperation between the girl and the staff.

The automaticity of religiously supported cooperation is consistent with the design expectations of assurance mechanisms that evolve to stabilise efficient exchange by emotionally committing partners to efficient exchange, come what may.

I have reviewed evidence suggesting that religion is associated with powerful group solidarity, that religious institutions tend to outcompete secular rivals, and that religions have long supported cooperation across linguistic, ethnic, and other cultural divides, binding groups together with an especially powerful form of solidarity.

It also serves Copenhagen Airport at Kastrup and supports cooperation and regional growth on both sides of The Sound.

In Gabon, as elsewhere, it said, it supports cooperation "on the basis of equality, amity and mutual benefit".

"I can't see how anybody would be ready to support cooperation" with the tribunal, said Milica Delevic, a reformist who is Serbia's assistant foreign minister responsible for relations with the European Union.

Although there were many attempts to support cooperation programs between the two peoples, the Oslo process was confined to the political, diplomatic and academic elites, rarely filtering down to the general public.

And through intelligent agent technologies, it supports cooperation and coordination mechanisms for the engineering activities.

Therefore, this paper aims to support cooperation between urban designers and urban physicists/climatologists.

An assistance system was designed to support cooperation between ASO and human operators.