Sentence examples for encouraged cooperation from inspiring English sources

While it has long seen a nuclear-capable North Korea as a threat, Moscow has rarely made international clubbability a priority, and the new US sanctions, signed by President Donald Trump last week, hardly encouraged cooperation.

We broke the ice with an interactive activity that encouraged cooperation from both executive teams to accomplish the activity's objective.

In fact, Churchill has concluded that while they can be tools of war, projectile weapons very likely encouraged cooperation among prehistoric people, who would likely work together on hunts.

Prohibition, they argued, encouraged cooperation with organized crime and contempt for the law.

Through ritual, religion and "supernatural punishers", the state encouraged cooperation and deterred freeloaders and other rebels.

The more I encouraged cooperation with the workers, the more I incurred Mr. Adelson's wrath," Berkley wrote.

In the wake of institutions such as the International Committee on Monism and the International Council of Scientific Unions, Neurath spearheaded a movement for Unity of Science in 1934 that encouraged international cooperation among scientists and launched the project of an International Encyclopedia of Unity of Science.

While encouraged about security cooperation, the official said, the Israelis are bound to want to see more initiatives from the Palestinians in their areas, without Israeli prompting.

The Ecology of Resources Design Framework was identified by the participants as a good facilitator of the co-design process as it helped to identify the main resources for the different scenarios and encouraged dialogue and cooperation among the participants.

Ostensibly, the decision was taken in response to a dispute over Israeli payments for Egyptian gas, but all parties involved have interpreted it as part of a drive by Egypt's new government to demonstrate greater distance from the ousted Mubarak regime and his (U.S.-encouraged) policy of cooperation with Israel.

In 2004, national universities acquired the status of national university corporations, which afforded them increased autonomy and encouraged revenue generation through industry cooperation and entrepreneurship.