Sentence examples for believe cooperation from inspiring English sources

"We believe cooperation on missile defense is in the security interest of both our countries," the official said.

That is one reason that Chinese filmmakers believe cooperation across borders is the way forward, and that ties with foreign producers are multiplying as a means of mutual market access.

We believe cooperation is fundamental inside our skins but competition is fundamental outside our skins.

In both, Dubreuil believes, cooperation is secured by agents' ability to stick to the cooperative arrangement (i.e. goal maintenance) and the ability to resist the temptation of acting self-interestedly (i.e. inhibition).

Senator Charles Schumer, Democrat of New York, believes cooperation is the key.

Just under half of those who did not comply said they believed cooperation was very important.

The Obama administration chooses sanctions, while Turkey believes cooperation has more of a chance of stopping Iran from building a bomb.

They also say Mr. Arnault, who declined to comment for this article, believes cooperation between the two companies — in negotiating retailing space and pooling advertising budgets, for example — could sharply lift Hermès's profitability.

This is because both partners will wish the other to cooperate, and (by assumption) to believe that cooperation will occur, even if each feels too risk-averse to choose cooperation.

I strongly believe without cooperation or initiatives from the public sector, infrastructure investment in emerging markets is limited.

Most Shintōists believe that cooperation between different religions could contribute to world peace, but this is not to imply a facile religious syncretism.