Sentence examples for cooperation with outside from inspiring English sources

"This political stance has caused North Korea to truly become a hermit kingdom because of the huge stigma juche places upon cooperation with outside powers," writes Grace Lee for The Stanford Journal of East Asian Affairs.

And while House Democrats have made noise about using their bully pulpit to give Mueller a platform if he were fired and can fire off their own subpoenas the Justice Department under Whitaker remains the only real mechanism for compelling presidential cooperation with outside probes.

However, resources could be allocated for a social worker and a dietician, and the level of cooperation with outside agencies could be enhanced.

Western diplomats declared the project the best hope for preventing nuclear proliferation and forging more cooperation with the outside world.

The city's mayor, Radoslav Jovic, said in an interview that people believed that Serbia's improved cooperation with the outside world after the fall of Mr. Milosevic would yield greater benefits.

With the first Bush administration envoy to visit North Korea joining in a rare ceremony, work began today on the foundation of a long-planned nuclear reactor, by far the largest Western aid project in this Communist nation and one on which its future cooperation with the outside world will hinge.

On the other hand, scales about "Cooperation with others outside" and "In-company cooperation" showed alpha values lower than 0.70.

H3: In-company cooperation is more effective to highlight creativity of members than cooperation with others outside.

In some parts, we mainly focus on customer needs, cooperation with others outside and product quality in the context of open innovation.

But to end its revolution, Iran needs economic and political cooperation with the outside world.

DUBAI, July 14 (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Tuesday a nuclear deal with major powers would open a new chapter of cooperation with the outside world after years of sanctions, predicting the "win-win" result would gradually eliminate mutual mistrust.