Sentence examples for Durable cooperation from inspiring English sources

This level of engagement should create an environment in which trust — the cornerstone of durable cooperation — is more likely to take root.

The key goal of the European FP6 project MTR+I3 was to build a durable cooperation between Material Testing Reactor (MTR) operators and relevant laboratories that can maintain European leadership with updated capabilities and competences regarding reactor performances and irradiation technology.

Revitalizing the cyber-security working group, which agreed in July 2013 to the cessation of the use of malicious proxies, would represent an initial step towards durable cooperation.

Yet durable cooperation with the EU on security policy and a complete normalization of Iran-UK relations remains unlikely for the foreseeable future, due to lingering distrust and the closeness of the Britain-US alliance.

The European Union and Russia have a major interest in setting up durable, effective cooperation in the area of justice and home affairs, not least as a means of promoting respect for human rights and the rule of law.

Paul R. Pillar, the National Intelligence Council's top Middle East analyst from 2000 to 2005 and a member of the American team that negotiated with the Libyans over their nuclear program, said counterterrorism was one of the "most durable forms of intelligence cooperation".

The Tecnológico de Monterrey (Mexico) and the Universitat de Girona (Spain) have exchanged engineering education experiences and established similar industry-university mechanisms to enhance manufacturing education through (a) cooperation with the consumer and durable products industry and (b) cooperation with the manufacturing technology products industry.

Altiero Spinelli knew that a durable peace could only be reached through genuine integration and not just cooperation between states.

Another senior U.S. official said this week that cooperation seemed more likely if a Russian-guaranteed cease-fire proved durable.

On Iraq and counter-terrorism, we and the Egyptians see largely eye-to-eye; intelligence cooperation is close and effective; and our military-to-military relationship is durable but stuck in a force-on-force mindset.

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".