Sentence examples for become a cooperation from inspiring English sources

An issue can also start with a consultation and then become a cooperation project.

Become a Cooperation Partner in the Service of Life Through the global chain of fear and violence, wars and genocides and through the destruction of nature and its creatures, mankind has emitted a hard and destructive frequency of interference across the earth.

India would hardly be thrilled with any project that strengthens its archrival Pakistan, and given their hostility it is difficult to imagine those two countries agreeing to share the pipeline's benefits (although some suggest that a "peace pipeline" might actually become a basis for cooperation between them).

We look for this partnership to become a model of cooperation.” The alliance will help China Mobile to attain its goal of gaining 85 million households using 3G services in three years, China News Agency in Taiwan reported.

Leaders are expected to agree on a "nine-pillar" plan tomorrow that is intended to become a guide to strengthening cooperation between developed and emerging economies.

Instead, they have become a symbol of Syrian-Iranian cooperation: for Syria, they serve as a political symbol of their close ties to Iran; for Iran, they represent a manifestation of Shi'i presence in Syria.

Peter Hotez, the president of the Sabin Vaccine Institute at George Washington University and the editor of PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases, says that an international center on Guantánamo could become a symbol of United States cooperation in the region.

Such trilateral programmes have become a popular form of cooperation in recent years in the global aid community.

Since the reformulation of the Global Approach to Migration in 2011, the focus of the external dimension of the European migration policy has strategically moved from the Eastern border to the South of the Mediterranean (European Commission, 2011) and the Mobility Partnership seems to have gained in importance to become a key mechanism of cooperation for the European Commission.

His goal is to eventually see interfaith cooperation become a social norm.

A number of pirates caught in Somaliland (although, officials stridently claim, not Somalilanders themselves) are now located in the prison, but more importantly it seems to be succeeding in its goal to become a hub for international cooperation on the piracy issue.