Sentence examples for aimed at cooperation from inspiring English sources

Unless the new administration develops a policy aimed at cooperation, Joe Biden's worst fear that Barack Obama would be tested by an international crisis will be realized, perhaps sooner than anybody expected.

(2) To supply energy to the new residential area, the decision was made to create an energy efficiency plan, aimed at cooperation with locally based companies from the energy supply sector (SenStadt 2009: 11).

Large, professionalized organisations had more detailed policies, sometimes aimed at cooperation with the industry.

It aims at cooperation between the biomedical engineering department and its internal clients (clinical or medico-technical departments); the former has to specify the services offered regarding the latter party, and the mutual commitments must be established.

The CDH-EURO consortium was started in 2006 and aims at cooperation between centres, enhancement of research in the field of CDH and development of standardized evidence-based treatment protocols.

Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Foreign Minister Igor S. Ivanov of Russia signed an agreement today aimed at strengthening cooperation to prevent accidental missile launchings on both sides.

The demise of stack ranking is another sign of the sweeping changes happening at Microsoft, including a major restructuring now underway that is aimed at increasing cooperation.

After the first morning of discussions on Friday, the Iranians said they had offered a new "comprehensive" proposal aimed at building cooperation.

This is despite all the people-to-people programs sponsored by foreign governments, the informal meetings between Israelis, Palestinians and other Middle Eastern politicians and academics, and other small projects aimed at furthering cooperation.

The president's comments came during a news conference at the end of a summit meeting of North American leaders aimed at increasing cooperation in the region and resolving some of the issues that have long strained trilateral relations among the countries, whose people and economies depend heavily on one another.

Britain's foreign secretary, Jack Straw, met senior Iranian leaders today in Tehran on what he termed a historic visit, part of a flurry of diplomacy aimed at gaining cooperation from Iran as the United States musters a coalition against Osama bin Laden and the Taliban in Afghanistan.