Sentence examples for building cooperation from inspiring English sources

However, the achievements of the NCRN initiative in building cooperation between the government, national charities and the private sector provide a model from which to build the vision of personalised cancer medicine (Gonzalez-Angelo et al, 2010).

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

Third, the sharing of experiences provides a powerful focus for mobilising collective evocations of self and senses of belonging; of building cooperation between people, and in serving to give voice to, and empower the silenced.

Hence, this paper highlights the role of ethnic moralities and local forms of relations in building cooperation.

The work describes three main qualities of our prototype: from building cooperation to attention control, flow control, and using the children׳s own voices to foster attention.

The United Nations UN Establisheded in 1945, the UN is an intergovernmental organization devoted to promoting peace and security in the world, and building cooperation among member states (of which there are 193) to work together on solving international problems, human rights issues, and international conflicts (UN 2015).

The administration also emphasizes the benefits of building international cooperation.

"In the last months there are more signs of building better cooperation between the U.S. and Russia," said Veni Markovski, a Washington-based adviser to Bulgaria's Internet security chief and representative to Russia for the organization that assigns Internet domain names.

I am surrounded here at the conference by other university presidents, as well as students and policy-makers, passionate about the role of universities in enfranchising the poor, ensuring the quality of teaching and research, and building international cooperation.

Thus, building greater cooperation will not only help manage the 'waste' sustainability but also provide an avenue for job creation and by extension, poverty reduction.

What if he had been taught that he could have what he sought -- "a place and a purpose" -- building interfaith cooperation?