Sentence examples for architect of cooperation from inspiring English sources
Together with Henry III, he was the great architect of cooperation between church and state, following a policy inaugurated by Charlemagne and promoted by Otto I the Great (Holy Roman emperor, 962 973).
But most of the great innovations of life on earth, Nowak argues, from genes to cells to societies, have been due to a third motor, and "master architect," of evolution: cooperation.
These architects of international cooperation had an idealism that was anything but naïve -- it was rooted in the hard-earned lessons of war; rooted in the wisdom that nations could advance their interests by acting together instead of splitting apart.
These architects of international cooperation had an idealism that was anything but naive - it was rooted in the hard-earned lessons of war, and the wisdom that nations could advance their interests by acting together instead of splitting apart.
These architects of international cooperation had an idealism that was anything but naïve - it was rooted in the hard-earned lessons of war, and the wisdom that nations could advance their interests by acting together instead of splitting apart.
Robert E. Marjolin, a French economist who was an architect of European economic cooperation after World War II, died Tuesday in Paris.
With the help of an architect and the cooperation of the French architectural preservation authority, Monuments Historiques, Karina says, "We're developing a plan to give the Chateau a sustainable future".
The Ernst Freund Fellowship is named for Ernst Freund, chief architect of the University of Chicago Law School, who believed that interdisciplinary cooperation between lawyers and philosophers was essential to address pressing social problems.
The evolution of cooperation.
There are areas of cooperation even now.
