Sentence examples for cautious cooperation from inspiring English sources

Sri Lanka and South Africa had been fellow early adopters and with their cautious cooperation the ECB did try to make the first step towards something more expansive.

After decades of what was known as China's "hide and bide" strategy of cautious cooperation, the Chinese leader moved to directly challenge U.S. primacy in technology.

Partly that is because while Mr. Obama was hailing a new era of cautious cooperation with China, Google was complaining of mounting confrontation, chiefly over Chinese pressure on it to make sure Chinese users could not directly link to the American-based "google.com" site, to evade much of the censorship the company had reluctantly imposed on its main Chinese portal, google.cn.cn

It's a tenuous hold on power and so in a minority government it's pretty common practice to govern with "cautious cooperation".

Although there was a limited and cautious military cooperation between Japan and Germany during the Second World War, no documents corroborating any long-term planning or real coordination of military operations of both powers exist.

However, the United States should be cautious that cooperation with Russia in Syria does not create more problems than it resolves and prove counterproductive to U.S. interests and the Trump administration's stated policy priorities.

Mr. Lamb ran a fairly cautious campaign, calling for more cooperation in Washington and largely keeping national Democrats, other than former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., out of the district.

The rightwing parties from across the continent have previously been cautious about meeting in public, with cooperation limited by their individual nationalist policies.

Since taking office in May, however, Moon has combined cautious talk of greater inter-Korean cooperation with warnings that his administration would not tolerate more missile tests and other North Korean provocations.

The League is tentative and cautious, and had naively expected more cooperation from Assad.

THE just-ended Tokyo conference marks a cautious but constructive step toward greater economic cooperation among the seven largest industrial democracies.