Sentence examples for cooperation faced from inspiring English sources
Mr. Maehara said that such military cooperation faced obstacles like Japan's pacifist Constitution, which limits the uses of its forces, and also the "feelings" in both countries, an apparent reference to the bitter emotions in South Korea over Japan's early-20th-century colonization.
As a recent blogpost here on The FinReg Blog noted, and as previous research noted regarding the EU and the current global cooperation framework, cross-border regulatory cooperation increasingly faces credibility challenges.
In return for his cooperation, Dalton faces a lesser penalty of 20 years in jail and a quarter of a million dollars in fines.
We need a new era of unprecedented global cooperation to face down this threat to everything we hold dear.
It seems that today we need to move to the next level of cooperation to face the many challenges of our times.
Protecting social spending In cooperation, governments face the challenge of making fiscal decisions that support economic recovery while also protecting social spending on essential health, education and human development programmes.
3. Findings and Conlusions Country Programme Evaluation and the Programme Planning process UNICEF's experience with CPEs indicate that where Country Programmes of Cooperation (CPCs) face radical changes in the context and situation of children and women, a well constructed Country Programme Evaluation can be used as the mechanism for carrying out UNICEF's Mid-Term Review.
Pelosi and Bush offered smiles and pledges of cooperation as they faced reporters in the Oval Office after a lunch of pasta salad in the president's private dining room.
"We are open for cooperation, Slovenia is facing times which need cooperation," he said.
Tygart said he believed that without that cooperation, Gatlin would have faced a longer suspension.
The nuclear cooperation agreement had already faced skepticism from American lawmakers who are angry at Russia for, among other things, resisting the imposition of tougher international sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program.
