Sentences with phrase «cooperating more»

WFTA and ATA will also consider cooperating more closely on travel trade industry events linking the Americas and Africa.

Other charter school leaders have been impressed by Ferebee's interest in visiting their schools and the new marching orders he gave his district principals — that they were all to start cooperating more with the charters.

What are some instructional methods you have previously learned that also get students cooperating more fully with each other despite differences in background, learning style, or ability?

Climate change is messing with the daily routines of female and male birds that share parenting duties, so couples are cooperating more.

When people know that others may gossip about them — and experience the resulting social exclusion — they tend to learn from the experience and reform their behavior by cooperating more in future group settings.

NATO's military exit military from Afghanistan entails risks and opportunities both for Islamabad and Kabul, which is why we now see them cooperating more pro-actively than before to secure a peace deal with the Taliban.

Naturally, kids respond by relaxing and cooperating more.

The vision for Wilmette Harbor Management, as outlined in its application, is to expand the use of the harbor to accommodate more boaters while upgrading the harbor facilities and cooperating more with neighboring entities, such as the park district and the Baha'i Temple.

Some kids feel guilty about what happened, or wish they had prevented arguments by cooperating more within the family, doing better with their behavior, or getting better grades.

And it's not just that groups that rock out together, feel closer and cooperate more easily.

French President Emmanuel Macron said on Sept. 26 he wanted the European Union to cooperate more closely on defence, security, immigration, tax, development, and social policy.

Euro area countries should cooperate more to promote financial integration.

Denmark and Japan are to cooperate more in food safety after signing a Memorandum of Cooperation.

30 March 2017, Rome - FAO and the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) have agreed to cooperate more closely to support sustainable rice production in developing countries to improve food security and livelihoods while safeguarding natural resources.

«Humans are more often at peace than at war; we cooperate more than we conflict.

They cooperate more.

We fight on issues bothering on national interests but we expect to cooperate more than we fight in the interest of our people to ensure that there is progress, one government, no division.

«We promise that we will cooperate more than we fight.

Dogs however cooperate more easily with humans because they more readily accept people as social partners and more easily lose their fear of humans.

To deal with this poverty of riches, Ioannidis proposes that researchers cooperate more to confirm one another's findings Toward that end, he and other genetics researchers two years ago established a network of research consortia now consisting of 26 groups, he says, each with a dozen to hundreds of members, for investigators studying various cancers, HIV, Parkinson's disease and other disorders.

Because bonobos are more tolerant of each other and more willing to share, they're able to cooperate more effectively than chimps in some situations, the researchers conclude.

Now, a behavioral study that directly compares the two apes suggests that the bonobos» more cordial nature enables them to cooperate more successfully than chimps in some situations.

«The conventional wisdom is that women cooperate more easily, but when you look at how armies or sports teams function, there is evidence that men are better at cooperating in some ways.

Large groups of people cooperated more when they had a symbolic version of money to exchange with each other.

As a result, muscles learn to cooperate more harmoniously.

For kids who are rebellious and such I would expect a big F - off to this guy, yet they cooperate more with him than with each other.

Sam cooperates consistently with others becomes Sam needs to cooperate more consistently with others, and Sally uses vivid language in writing may instead read With practice, Sally will learn to use vivid language in her writing.

Teachers whom I interviewed talked about the garden allotments as leveling environments in which adults and students cooperate more openly than in a classroom.

If you get into a routine it is likely your pet will cooperate more each time.

It will be executed automatically, but certain abilities, equipment and weapons may encourage the characters to cooperate more likely when the circumstances are right.

As reality declines to cooperate more and more, the divergenece will grow.

Isn't it about time that historical climatology and science - that currently likes to discount observations as «anecdotal» but cheerfully uses other proxies - cooperated more closely so we can gain a more reliable climatic picture of the last 1000 - 2000 years?

This is where conservation groups have to step up, cooperate more with one another, with governments and with communities.

All the panelists were in agreement that both sides need to cooperate more during discovery.

In order to address this problem, the U.S. government should negotiate agreements with other nations under which the signatory states would agree: (1) not to legally defend domestic exporting entities that impose cartel harm in other jurisdictions; and (2) to cooperate more fully in rooting out harmful export - cartel activity, wherever it is found.

For starters, he says that creditors would need to «cooperate more,» a comment that may not sit well with those who have had substantial losses from past mismanagement.

Within three months, gained trust of teachers, who adopted a philosophy of teacher and student accountability and cooperated more cohesively to turn IIT / Edison into a high - functioning, effective...

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People are more likely to cooperate with you when they feel you respect their beliefs.

After all, people who trust the police are more likely to cooperate with them to fight crime.

Simply put, the level of distress made the Germans more open to cooperating with the occupying forces.»

The question we get [is] what volume of total requests [we have cooperated with]... We worked really hard with the government to release requests of 9,000 in the last half year... We wish the government would be more proactive about communicating.

What's more, employees overall at The Best Workplaces to Retire From are 10 % more likely to report they can count on peers to cooperate — an increasingly important feature of high - performing, innovative organizations.

Surveys conducted of the 50 Best Workplaces for Recent Graduates found teams substantially more likely to say they can count on colleagues to cooperate, as well as a greater willingness to go the extra mile to do their jobs, compared to workers at peer companies.

«For more than four years, the government of Ecuador has offered to cooperate in facilitating the questioning of Julian Assange in the Ecuadorian embassy in London, as well as proposing other political and legal measures, in order to reach a satisfactory solution for all parties involved in the legal case against Julian Assange, to end the unnecessary delays in the process and to ensure full and effective legal protection, Ecuador said in a statement, Press Association reported.

MADRID (AP)-- Spanish authorities say they cooperated with Ecuadorean police to intercept a ship off that Latin American country bringing more than 5.5 metric tons of cocaine to Spain.

A spokeswoman for Valeant denied that the company has done anything wrong, saying it has already provided more than 78,000 pages of documents and will continue cooperating.

Following recent terror attacks in Paris, France, San Bernardino, Calif., and elsewhere, the two sides — often at odds on other matters (encryption, for instance)-- have seemed more willing to cooperate on tackling certain problems like online extremism.

With the stable business operation, Canadian Solar has more than 1200 active customers globally, and cooperated with 67 international banks.

The two leaders, who realized they stand to benefit more from cooperating in order to push prices higher, agreed to work together to help world oil markets clear a glut that had more than halved oil prices since 2014, pummeling Russian and Saudi government revenues.

Gold performed as expected during the quarter, serving as a safe haven and delivering positive returns, while the price of oil surged more than 5 percent on U.S. dollar weakness and news that OPEC and Russia could be cooperating to limit output for a long period.