Sentence examples for cooperation was made from inspiring English sources

Bearing in mind the ethical code of confidentiality ruling adoptive families, the first contact asking for cooperation was made by the adoption professionals in public agencies who had been responsible for the family file.

Instead, a cooperation was made with Kongsberg Aerospace and Defence and Lockheed Martin, who built the second antenna as a joint venture.

Little effort at cooperation was made between breeders in North and South Tyrol, and in the 1920s a new Horse Breeders Commissionn was established in Bolzano in Italy, which was given governmental authority to inspect state-owned breeding stallions, register privately owned stallions belonging to Commission members, and give prize money for horse show competition.

The third group – "Limited cooperation" – consists of countries such as France, Israel, India and Pakistan; while the fourth – "Exceptional Cooperation" – is made up of countries that the US considers to be hostile to its interests.

Prosecutors emphasized that they still had plenty of work to do with all of the information supplied to them by Mr. Wang, and requested that his continued cooperation be made a condition of his sentencing.

Remarks suggesting such practice practice cooperation were made by most of the discussants or interviewees.

I have argued that such risky cooperation is made stable from factors that evolve to cause cooperation at the level of interacting populations, irrespective of what partners may doubt and know.

In this area, there is a lack of compatibility within the Member States, and practical cross-border cooperation is made utterly impossible by the completely incompatible technical standards involved.

A close cooperation between teams was made possible through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on research on high pressure cryogenic combustion.

But because of the SAS-cooperation, an agreement was made where any Scandinavian airline could fly to Spain from any of the three Scandinavian countries.

Since the programme was made in cooperation with Iain Duncan Smith's Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) this is hardly surprising.