Sentence examples for cooperation to overcome from inspiring English sources

He spoke about the necessity of unilateral cooperation to overcome our urgent economic challenges.

It will take genuine leadership, a major housecleaning, and correctional union cooperation to overcome what appears to be an ingrained and devastating culture of abuse in Florida's prison.

The political impetus, according to the Council of Europe (1996, 2001, cited in Fulcher 2004), was "to encourage mobility, to promote understanding and cooperation, and to overcome prejudice and discrimination" (p. 256).

In the rural context, a spirit of cooperation helps to overcome resource challenges [ 26, 32].

Climate policy can thus act as means of cooperation in order to overcome this public good problem.

This pattern of perceived barriers and benefits results in a collective action problem where substantial cooperation is necessary to overcome barriers to HIE.

The strength of the emerging evidence argues for joint industry government academic cooperation to facilitate overcoming the substantial translational barriers that exist for such an innovative therapeutic approach.

International cooperation is, however, needed to overcome initialization costs, unequal access to monitoring technologies and know-how.

Further studies of larger numbers of subjects, perhaps through multicenter cooperation, will be required to overcome this limitation.

Thailand sought US aid to extend the programme, and with cooperation from Buddhist monks to overcome the religious ban on killing animals (Thurman, 1962), the homes of 14 million people in malarial areas were treated between 1951 and 1958 (Muscat, 1990).

This could generate a level of cooperation that allows Mr. Putin to overcome the objections of domestic critics who grumble that he is compromising Russian security by making concessions to Washington.