Sentence examples for systems of cooperation from inspiring English sources

Britain must now extract itself from the world's largest single market, draw up dozens of new trade deals, amend its legal system and its statute book root-and-branch, and build new systems of cooperation with EU countries in police work and justice.

As explained on YouTube: "Using only buckets and human labor, the three models compare and contrast systems of cooperation and efficiency, with the participants' bodies serving as the medium".

It is widely appreciated that cooperation can evolve only under restrictive ecologies, and much of the attention to this problem has been directed at testing whether natural systems of cooperation meet those ecologies [9].

Is it possible to identify realistic autocatalytic cycles and systems of cooperation between metabolism, "genes," and compartments?

Under "financial additionality," the project activity funding shall be additional to existing Global Environmental Facility, other financial commitments of Parties included in Annex I, Official Development Assistance, and other systems of cooperation.

"but if you look at the whole system of cooperation, it's an excellent cooperation -- in all dimensions".

The earliest and most influential figure was Chester Irving Barnard, who in the 1930s argued that an organization is a complex system of cooperation and highlighted the need to understand the behaviour of the individuals that compose it.

There was also a general view that Japan's economy — with its rapid growth and unique system of cooperation among large corporations and the government — was thoroughly unlike any other.

Sally Regenhard, another chairwoman of the group, said: "Only when we have strong building codes, plus a strong system of emergency management, a strong system of cooperation and communication between the Fire Department and the Police Department, can we be confident that we are safe and secure".

See, for example, the passage on p. 103 where he is talking about a just system of cooperation.

For example, every society has a need to maintain its population and system of cooperation from one generation to the next.