noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
whole-hearted support/acceptance/cooperation etc
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Montgomery’s new style of leadership met with Leslie’s whole-hearted approval.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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bipartisan
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Clinton said he offered the deal as a sign of bipartisan cooperation .
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Another issue before Congress that will require bipartisan cooperation is campaign finance reform.
close
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With his death the close cooperation between these two organisations, initiated by Ayliffe and William McDougall, came to an end.
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Even so, a spirit of close cooperation and bonhomie was generated, contributing much to the success of the Workshop.
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We must all work together in close cooperation to provide the best possible service for our clients.
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Finally, we emphasise that close cooperation between microbiologists and clinicians is important.
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All parents are made to feel welcome as we fully appreciate the value of close cooperation between home and School.
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To many, the postwar economic problems of the continent demanded a substantial element of very close cooperation .
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She hoped that the two countries would develop a better relationship and undertake closer cooperation .
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The organisation of this has only been possible with the close cooperation and support of District Managers, and their designated staff.
full
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Our role in each of these investigations was proper, appropriate, and done in full cooperation with other agencies.
great
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In 1920 Birkenhead put forward both lines of argument when he argued for greater coalition cooperation in the press.
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And we received a great deal of cooperation from them.
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With strict procedures and a great deal of cooperation it is likely that you will not receive a virus.
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To pray for the great creature's cooperation in tomorrow's activity.
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They demanded child-care provisions and greater cooperation from men in domestic work.
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The Children Act 1989 also requires greater cooperation between departments where the needs of children with disabilities are concerned.
international
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The Foundation has been delighted to be able to sow the seeds of international cooperation by supporting postgraduates.
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Today it is a growing possibility that international cooperation will stall.
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These initiatives are intended to strengthen the infrastructure for research, expand knowledge in computer technology, and further international scientific cooperation .
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The task is formidable and impossible to achieve without international cooperation .
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With the need for international cooperation more urgent than ever, there were still as many frontiers as in any earlier age.
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The one major attempt at international cooperation has turned sour.
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It seemed to be a triumph for international cooperation and reason.
military
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Separate agreements were signed on military cooperation and on the formation of an intergovernmental commission on trade, economic and scientific co-operation.
mutual
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This respectable sum is called the Reward for mutual cooperation .
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A good marriage is obviously a nonzero sum game, brimming with mutual cooperation .
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Most of the game is spent in mutual cooperation , with both players enjoying the consequent generous score.
■ VERB
develop
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Traditionally it has meant some form of moral education to encourage pupils to develop attitudes of cooperation and concern for justice.
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It helped to develop skills of cooperation and communication.
encourage
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One factor, already mentioned, is the demand of social experience, which encourages cooperation and a consistency in affective life.
ensure
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Hence a social contract can ensure stable cooperation only if it reads' I will cooperate.
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This awareness, in itself, is believed to generate sufficient grief to restore and ensure cooperation .
increase
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Much of the progress achieved in studies of Quaternary environmental change has involved increasing amounts of interdisciplinary cooperation .
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The action reversed a trend in which the two countries appeared to be edging ever so slightly toward increased cooperation .
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The moves also came amid increased cooperation over immigration issues following a 1994 flood of refugees.
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Bauman recommended increased cooperation between the public and private groups that would respond to an emergency.
need
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The network will also need Telecom's cooperation to distribute traffic in areas without microwave links.
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We needed employee cooperation , but maintained institutional policies that encouraged competition.
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On the global stage, a stronger United Nations will be needed to underpin cooperation in tackling the world's problems.
pledge
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Bush has pledged cooperation until Clinton's inauguration on January 20 and seemed almost relieved to be through with a vicious campaign.
promote
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Peers working together minimize the pain of some schoolwork, while promoting learning and cooperation for both.
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Carrillo managed to keep the peace and promote cooperation among rival drug bosses.
require
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Construction and cultivation require cooperation within the family unit and within the community.
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Getting these automated systems to work will require cooperation of the politically influential postal unions.
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Nevertheless, the process of building and using electronic records will require time, cooperation , money - and confidence about confidentiality.
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Another issue before Congress that will require bipartisan cooperation is campaign finance reform.
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The Children Act 1989 also requires greater cooperation between departments where the needs of children with disabilities are concerned.
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Internationally, the management of resistance problems will require extensive cooperation .
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This requires cooperation with other organisational functions.
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Our work requires cooperation , although the roots of diversity remain.
seek
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One solution is to require staff to seek the cooperation of a colleague who is prepared to accommodate them.
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Having determined its legal obligations based on the facts of this specific disease, the company actively sought employee cooperation .
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All colleges of education have computer departments who actually seek close cooperation with schools in developing computer use.
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S., to seek cooperation in the Persian Gulf.
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A seeks the cooperation of B, but lacks the means to impose his will.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Thank you for your cooperation and your participation.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A treaty was urgently required and strenuous efforts should be made to secure participation and cooperation with the Soviet Union.
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Alternatively, it is treated pleasantly and gently if the magician wishes to secure a person's cooperation .
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He could hardly insist on Westbourne's cooperation with the Grand Duke present.
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The dynamics of partnership bargaining are hardly propitious for the specific kinds of cooperation that marriage and family require.
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The IoT would welcome continued cooperation .
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The second period, between age 8 and age 11, evolves around concepts of cooperation .
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With the need for international cooperation more urgent than ever, there were still as many frontiers as in any earlier age.