Sentence examples similar to entrenched cooperation from inspiring English sources
As this sense of common interests becomes entrenched, increasing Russian-Chinese cooperation could pose grave risks for America and the world.
Leaders recognized that the East-West conflict had been brought to a peaceful end, European integration was advancing, patterns of political and economic cooperation were firmly entrenched, and the first new members from the former Warsaw Pact had integrated effectively into NATO and quickly proved their mettle in the Kosovo campaign.
How much further ahead, and dollars saved, would their respective organizations be, had their leaders captured the vision sooner that their individual interests could very well be advanced by seeking a common ground for mutual cooperation; than by becoming entrenched in defending positions.
This segregated graph structure is problematic because in any conflict between large groups of people, from the violent Israeli-Palestinian conflict to the entrenched the democrat-republican schism in the U.S., cooperation is required.
Beyond that, closer cooperation will depend on whether Rowhani's allies in Tehran can outmaneuver entrenched fanatics in Iran's political and security apparatus.
Consider the consequences of your cooperation with a project that vilifies and marginalises a living political refugee to the benefit of an entrenched, corrupt and dangerous state.
Special interests are entrenched.
Because they are entrenched.
Positions have become entrenched.
So do entrenched officeholders.
