Sentence examples for ways of cooperating from inspiring English sources

Increases in ways of cooperating would then have selected for genes that either favoured cooperation or suppressed overly competitive behaviours.

But this week, Mr. Badri visited Russia, the world's second-biggest oil producer, to discuss ways of cooperating.

In the meantime Mr. Jackson said that he and the museum's director, Robert R. Macdonald, have begun discussing ways of cooperating, perhaps mounting joint exhibitions.

Later, Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Lavrov reported that they had a wide-ranging and positive exchange, laying the groundwork to renegotiate a strategic arms reduction treaty and discussing ways of cooperating on missile defense, a major bone of contention between the countries.

But while Mr. Chávez and Mr. Medvedev signed accords during the two-day visit intended to find ways of cooperating in areas like nuclear energy and oil exploration, among other things, the meeting did not yield detailed timetables for bringing such deals to fruition.

Carol Bellamy, the executive director of Unicef, the United Nations Children's Fund, said that in the confrontation over globalization there has been an unfortunate tendency to adopt extreme views about business and that these get in the way of exploring new ways of cooperating with the private sector.

Here are the main underlying issues: (1) the way of recombining the signals at the receivers; (2) the optimal number of cooperation rounds; (3) the way of cooperating (symmetrically or asymmetrically, which receiver should start cooperating in the latter case); and (4) the influence of spectral resources.

"We have to find ways and means of cooperating collegially, cordially and finding middle ground".

We need to strengthen our way of cooperating together".

Poland and the Baltic states are alarmed to discover that the US and Western Europeans are becoming much more interested in finding a way of cooperating with Russia over Syria than in opposing its actions in Ukraine.

Still, the twist with the Russian deal, analysts said, is that G.M. must now find the right way of cooperating with the new Opel business in Russia, or risk the wrath of Mr. Putin, whose protégé, Dmitri A. Medvedev, also backed the deal.