Sentence examples for cooperation to boost from inspiring English sources

Moscow needs North Korean cooperation to boost its natural gas exports to South Korea as Gazprom would like to build a gas pipeline through North Korea to reach its southern neighbour.

Jeremy Corbyn has responded to calls for him to step up the fight for Britain to remain in the European Union with a speech stressing the need for international cooperation to boost workers' rights, tackle climate change and crack down on corruption.

Mr. Clinton's summit is expected to boost cooperation in a young industry that is growing quickly and has not made security a high priority.

In the days before the meeting, Park made clear that North Korea was her overriding concern, telling South Korean media that she would try to boost cooperation with China "so as to make North Korea come forward for sincere talks".

BROWNSVILLE — Lauded last year as a model of cooperation and a means to boost Texas' robust trade relationship with Mexico, a rail project here in the Rio Grande Valley has hit a snag over the relocation of an X-ray machine.

But there are no NISA initiatives to boost cooperation between industry and public research labs, an area where the country performs poorly.

In a visit to Beijing in September 2013 by the Bank's President Jim Young Kim, China's Premier Li Keqiang pledged to boost cooperation with the Bank (Xinhua 2013).

"It is important for us to orientate scientific research at Russian universities towards the development of technologies which are in demand in the real economy, and to boost cooperation between business and higher education," Putin said in his speech at Novosibirsk State University.

"It is important for us to orientate scientific research at Russian universities towards the development of technologies which are in demand in the real economy and to boost cooperation between business and higher education," Putin said in an 8 April speech at Novosibirsk State Technical University.

EU leaders have agreed to boost cooperation and provide UN-aided housing for 100,000 people, half of them in Greece.

We should take advantage of the increased cooperation between the ILO and IMF to boost international coordination overall.