Sentence examples for while cooperation from inspiring English sources
While cooperation may be central to evolution, however, it poses questions that are not easy to answer.
While cooperation with other countries has brought results, Franceschini says more needs to be done at a global level.
While cooperation continued at the diplomatic level throughout the fracture prompted by the Bali Nine executions, ministerial visits between the two countries only resumed in August.
"Our economic future depends on membership of the single market, while cooperation with Europe on security is crucial in the fight against terrorism and organised crime".
Mrs. Clinton must make clear to the Bosnian Serbs that partition means isolation, while cooperation will open opportunities to join the wider European economy.
However, Inkster says that while cooperation on signals intelligence - between GCHQ and the US National Security Agency - has been remarkably durable, "on the human-intelligence side the relationship has been much more volatile, and at times almost antagonistic".
We suggest focusing on altruism and cooperation while also emphasizing the feelings of justice, punishment and guilt that may have evolved in order to stabilize cooperation (Trivers 1971).
While international cooperation and efforts to collect more tax are intensifying, many jurisdictions maintain a tradition of hospitality and generosity toward foreigners and their money.
But with next year's elections approaching, the White House has turned demagogic and begun clubbing China over trade so as to win votes in manufacturing states, while endangering cooperation on a broader agenda.
Sources at the Italian embassy, which has declined to make a public statement on Regeni's death, explained that while full cooperation is sought from Egyptian authorities, it cannot be forced.
Former Attorney General William P. Barr said the administration's move to investigate risked looking like political damage control while chilling cooperation with the company at the time it is needed most.
