Sentence examples for cooperation born from inspiring English sources

Yet the cooperation born 41 years ago has grown into an awkward competition for geopolitical and economic power.

The fledgling partnership forged in the fires of the past week may be ephemeral, a unique moment of cooperation born out of necessity and driven by national interests that happened to coincide rather than any deeper meeting of the minds.

A new era of worker-management cooperation was born.

The paper introduces the concept of a virtual development lab that was born from cooperation between academia and industry.

– We are globally born, centered only in cooperation.

There are signs of greater cooperation among Iraqis in passing along information, born of anger at attacks that hurt and kill Iraqis, a senior military official said.

The Cuban health assistance program is also situated in a broader context of south-south cooperation associated with the non-aligned movement born out of the Cold War [ 24].

It is a standard language for international cooperation, needed also when it is not a born language for any of the sides.

The programme is born within the framework of the 1990 cooperation agreement with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and the Social Worker Secretariat.

Bayer had begun to search for his mother in the 1990s, but the difficulty of attaining records in Ireland and the lack of cooperation from the nuns connected to the home where he was born stalled his progress.

Still, the spirit of solidarity that was born of the attacks inspired the consultants to levels of cooperation that were once unimaginable, participants said.