Sentence examples for encouraging co-operation from inspiring English sources

"The UK government have a role to play in encouraging co-operation throughout the supply chain.

"The ambition of regular transparent reporting, which has not yet been met, is crucial for encouraging co-operation and improving project performance.

Many respond to the shame of being found out as shirkers, which encourages co-operation.

So Mr Makihara wants to encourage co-operation in such exciting growth areas as e-commerce and high technology.

Punishment did not evolve, as conventional wisdom has it, as a positive behaviour intended to encourage co-operation.

To encourage co-operation he has pooled the accounts of the agency's biggest divisions, advertising and direct marketing.

And not only does touch radically affect individual development but it creates and reinforces social bonds, inspires loyalty, encourages co-operation and enthuses sports teams.

These units will not be allowed to seek their own outside investors any time soon, since GlaxoSmithKline is keen to encourage co-operation rather than competition among them.

It also recommended a regional conference, to encourage co-operation with Syria and Iran and a new push for peace between Israel and the Palestinians.

Effectively the EU's policing agency, this requires intelligence-sharing between national forces, and supervises and encourages co-operation on cross-border threats.

If you want to encourage co-operation, collaboration, socialising, civility, creativity, responsibility and self-confidence, don't bother with citizenship classes.