Sentence examples for active co-operation in from inspiring English sources

Interventions should promote interactions between those experiencing MHDs and their "audience," which demonstrate their equal status, provide an opportunity for them to get to know each other, and foster their active co-operation in the pursuit of a mutual goal such as sharing information that challenges negative stereotypes [ 81].

Until it gets active co-operation from all its neighbours in fighting the FARC and other drug traffickers, Colombia will conclude that it must rely on American support.

As the Queen said last week, "the Church has helped to build a better society – more and more in active co-operation for the common good with those of other faiths".

To simultaneously butcher a carcass and drive off competitive scavengers required more numbers than such smaller groups could provide, necessitating the active co-operation of a large majority in each band.

As Israel, with Mubarak's active co-operation, tightened its siege of Gaza in 2000, Sinai became a lifeline for Hamas and the Palestinians, using smuggling tunnels to obtain food and arms.

Previously reported remodelling of AFs in the perinuclear region of tobacco cells by BFA treatment [ 53] could include active co-operation between AFs and membrane vesicles/endosomes, suggesting the role of AFs in the endosomal fusion.

In its own memorandum, France acknowledges the need for the "full and active" co-operation Iraq has so far withheld.

"Willing and active co-operation between independent sovereign states is the best way to build a successful European Community," she said in Bruges.

That certainly should include active co-operation from the Basque government against ETA.

Immigration policies drawn up by rich countries without the active co-operation of poor countries are unlikely to work.

Environmental resources are a nation's lifeline and must be preserved; this is possible only through active co-operation between the public, government and stakeholders.