Sentence examples for verbal cooperation from inspiring English sources

Privately, several administration officials did acknowledge that missile defense might have had something to do with Moscow's newfound verbal cooperation on the Iran sanctions issue.

Future studies that would allow demographic data to be collected along with the samples may be able to answer questions regarding contact tracing (which is acknowledged as only allowing an incomplete picture of a network due to its reliance on verbal cooperation of patients [26]) using analysis of such clusters.

Consequently, they are already primarily cooperating (duopolization is non-verbal cooperation), and they will simply be cooperating more and doing it directly.

Factors contributing to the safety of medication process were identified at three levels: individual (eg, interactions between nurses and the technology when administering medications), collective (eg, verbal communications supporting cooperation during the medication management process) and organisational (eg, distribution of tasks across different healthcare professionals).

"Our plan was to get Mr. Bryant's cooperation and verbal consent," Detective Loya responded.

Now, I would argue that any parent of a teenager probably can list offenses in many of those categories, especially refusal to follow instructions, verbal confrontation, lack of cooperation and, on occasion "riotous behavior".

Yet schools report that teachers can't discipline children, and when they speak to a parent, they are often met with denial and verbal abuse instead of cooperation and backup.

Study participants full cooperation and verbal consent was taken.

A8 North Korea Will Not Cooperate North Korea issued a series of verbal attacks that ruled out cooperation on retrieving American war dead from its territory, and called the American dispatch of F-117A Nighthawk stealth fighter jets to South Korea "tantamount to turning a gun" on Korean unity.

The designers soon realized that the ability to tag surfaces with instructional icons for one's partner was a necessary element, since they found this to be more effective for cooperation than simple, verbal instructions.

Exercise trainers use the exercise group as a relatively convenient environment to bridge (cultural) diversity, using exercises to enhance both verbal and nonverbal communication and cooperation.