Sentence examples for collaborations between countries from inspiring English sources
In keeping with the translational science goals of building networks, collaborations between countries are a focus, as is researcher mobility from one EU country to another.
The second type were multinational collaborations between countries whose borders are connected, eg, Mexico and the US.
Collaborations between countries will also aid resource-rich countries to examine their assumptions and more explicitly address the context in which they are defining their competencies, learning from the efforts of colleagues in resource-poor countries.
According to McCloskey et al. (80), there is a need to develop trust and nurture effective, meaningful collaborations between countries to facilitate rapid detection of potential pandemics and initiation of public health actions.
This may be explained by the fact that economies of these regions are gradually improving; in addition, it may reflect increased research collaborations between countries in these areas and developed countries.
But that assumption has turned out to be naive – collaboration between countries seems to be under threat and its alternative, increased competition between countries, is rising.
Global challenges require global solutions, and global solutions require collaboration between countries both big and small, rich and poor, authoritative and democratic.
There is no bigger barrier to development than conflict, and the investment in collaboration between countries is a crucial counterweight to the inevitable competition that follows the logic of an ever more powerful global marketplace.
Narrow collaboration between countries involved in the six party talks (China, the US, Japan, Russia and South Korea), and especially between the US and China will be crucial to avoid such a crisis when the time comes.
But he says collaboration between countries and businesses is vital: "You have to work on this together and everyone has to see this as a common challenge still to solve". But back at the Svinesund customs operation, Kristen Hoiberget thinks we should not underestimate that challenge.
