Sentence examples for which cooperation from inspiring English sources

However, we observed that the gifted adolescents tended to be more cooperative in condition III, in which cooperation was enforced, than in the other two conditions.

Adaptationists explain the evolution of religion from the cooperative effects of religious commitments, but which cooperation problem does religion evolve to solve?

The Guardian views the "politically charged issue" of the Calais migrants through the prism of Britain's relationship with the European Union in which "cooperation remains indispensable".

What was unprecedented about these exchanges was the degree to which cooperation seemed a real possibility rather than a diplomatic phrase employed to mask perennial differences in perennially touchy bilateral relations.

The spokesman said Mr. Ban would "convey the clear concerns and expectations of the international community on the issues for which cooperation and progress are urgent for both regional stability and the welfare of the Iranian people".

But after the attacks on the Pentagon and the World Trade Center, regional experts and officials said, engagement programs in Uzbekistan emerged as a case in which cooperation, at least for the short term, appeared to have reaped a strategic benefit, allowing different political cultures to align their interests in a tense time.

Croatia and Hungary have agreed to the Cultural Cooperation Programme, which defines cooperation and cultural exchange in the fields of music, theatre and dance, and with respect to the arts, museums, galleries, literature, publishing, libraries, archives, film and cultural-heritage protection.

Humans, among other animals, cooperate via indirect reciprocity, which involves cooperation beyond pairwise relationships [ 3- 6].

Clearly, the non-cooperative Ignorant and Liar cells exploit the Honest cells which provide cooperation benefits.

There are other ways in which increased cooperation between riders and subway managers would help.

I suggest that there are two essential drivers of change, both of which require cooperation between different sectors of society.