Sentence examples for a deeper cooperation from inspiring English sources

It is about a deeper cooperation in economic policy with the goal of social security, employment, growth and financial stability.

His ideas include a deeper cooperation in areas such as security and defence, but in Paris there is also a feeling that the public must be given more of a sense that Europe can act on key issues such as unemployment and inequality.

He will bring enormous empathy to the concerns India has long voiced, and lead the way toward a deeper cooperation countering terror.

The proposed activity – that refers to task scheduling – responds to this need, guiding the necessary cultural enrichment and avoiding possible errors and misinterpretations, so as to foster a deeper cooperation of the computer and the control communities.

Then, it seems obvious that these debates drove the need for further investigations as well as a deeper cooperation between relevant national and international organizations regarding the issue.

Then, it seems obvious that these debates drove the need for further investigations as well as a deeper cooperation between relevant national and international organizations aiming to improve and unify the terms [ 1, 2]. Surprisingly, part of the scientific community elected to totally "dismiss" the concept of the metabolic syndrome instead [ 3- 5].

As Turbine rebuilt for the future, it began a deep cooperation with the surviving sports academy in Potsdam, Sports School Potsdam, a boarding school for top talents in Olympic sports like pentathlon, rowing and judo whose graduates have won 64 gold medals, according to the school's Web site.

Mr. Hague has made opposition to any deeper cooperation with the nations of the Continent the central issue on which the Tories intend to contest the next election, and today's poll results suggested that it is neither bettering his fortunes nor damaging Mr. Blair.

Projects such as a plan for deeper cooperation, participation in E.U. projects like the Eastern Partnership, credit lines or economic aid by European agencies should be frozen pending action by the regime in Minsk on the detainees.

The differing perspectives on the threat have been an obstacle to deeper cooperation.

The Russian statement suggested that a working group be formed to identify areas of deeper cooperation in the oil and petrochemical industries, proposing a study for a Russian-Iranian joint venture oil company and a binational bank to finance such projects.