Sentence examples for about co-operation from inspiring English sources

But most of all it's about co-operation.

But can movies really help bring about co-operation?

And Professor Sexton remains optimistic that globalism will be about co-operation as much as competition and he summons up the forward-looking attitude of immigrants arriving in New York.

This prompted Cameron's remarks about co-operation on terrorism.

"Understandings were reached about co-operation," the Russian says.

Gone is the fuzzy rhetoric about co-operation to boost global growth.

Then Unscom should aggressively pursue inspections to be sure that the deadline does not pass before they complete their work.If Saddam Hussein is in fact willing to exchange his remaining chemical and biological weapons for a guaranteed end to sanctions, such a scheme might bring about his co-operation.

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They disagree often and fiercely: about their futures, about their co-operation with the authorities who control their lives.

Every action is brought about by the co-operation of causes depending on the nature of things and the character of the agent.

The action comes after last year's suit against Mr Grasso demanding the return of some of his controversial $188m pay package from the exchange.Deutsche Börse approached SWX Group, the operator of the Swiss stock exchange, about increasing co-operation, suggesting to some that a merger is imminent.