Sentence examples for co-operation through from inspiring English sources
Vietnam's prime minister, Nguyen Xuan Phuc, meekly agreed in talks with Xi this month that "maritime co-operation through friendly negotiations" was the best way forward.
Militarily, co-ordination of air attacks on Isis (already happening) and co-operation through ascribing areas of responsibility to respective ground forces can be achieved with benefit.
She said she wanted to "change the basis of [European] co-operation – through, for example, treaty change – in order to create a fiscal union with powers of enforcement, at least for those countries in the eurozone".
These are already goals of the Mérida Initiative on drug co-operation, through which the United States has disbursed $1.2 billion to Mexico.There was no public mention of scandals surrounding the Peña administration over financial links between a government contractor and both the president's wife and the finance minister.
The final argument is the most absurd: "it has been the longstanding view of the UK Government that the most effective way to ensure that there is no impunity for human rights abuses" is "by seeking international consensus and co-operation through treaties rather than by recourse to private civil litigation in distant courts".
There's a level of co-operation through, a relationship between the act and their crowd.
But again there's no direct co-operation... Through a third party - more than one party - Iraq and other countries.
The intention of the instrument of mobility partnerships, of the strategy of co-operations through relating different interests, can be valued in first place to enlarge its migration regime/sphere of influence and to externalize Europe's external borders.
An African first Wisdom of crowds Woman on the edge High notes and curlicues Reprints Related items Animal behaviour: Decisions, decisionsFeb 13th 2009Colonies operate through organised co-operation and task-sharing.
However, the mode of co-operation has gone through a transformation with the infusion of new information technology.
In this paper, a new e-maintenance system is proposed that is dependent upon coordination, co-operation and negotiation through the use of Internet and tether-free (i.e. wireless, web, etc).
