Sentence examples for conservative cooperation from inspiring English sources

In forming the caucus, which had 54 MEPs drawn from eight of the 27 EU member states, Cameron reportedly broke with two decades of Conservative cooperation with the centre-right Christian Democrats, the European People's Party (EPP), on the grounds that they are dominated by European federalists and supporters of the Lisbon treaty.

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ATHENS — Less than a month before new general elections that could determine Greece's future in the euro zone, the conservative New Democracy Party secured cooperation with a small liberal grouping on Monday in an effort to beat to first place an ascendant leftist political force that has rejected the country's debt deal with foreigners.

Whereas cosmopolitan conservatives often supported international cooperation and admired elite culture in other countries, fascists espoused extreme nationalism and cultural parochialism.

For one thing, it might create bases of cooperation with conservatives on at least some issues, like tax policies affecting mothers.

Mr. Brunner also seconded Mr. Mourdock's call for less cooperation and more conservative leadership.

This conference established a secretariat, which fostered cooperation among European conservative parties until its dissolution in 1939.

Americans have enjoyed unprecedentedly close cooperation with the conservative administration of the outgoing South Korean president, Lee Myung-bak, because they shared a strong consensus on North Korea.

Ibn Saʿūd also joined the Arab League, but he did not play a leading part in it, since the religious and conservative element in Saudi Arabia opposed cooperation with other Arab states, even when Saudis shared common views, as in opposition to Zionism.

WASHINGTON, May 9 — Strengthening a pragmatic rapprochement, Rupert Murdoch has agreed to give a fund-raiser this summer for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, the latest sign of cooperation between the conservative media mogul and the Democratic lawmaker who has often been a prime target of his newspaper and television outlets.

This, along with the defection of Wajid Khan to the Conservatives enabled the Conservatives to pass legislation with the cooperation of any one of the three opposition parties: Liberals, Bloc Québécois, or New Democratic Party (NDP).