Sentence examples for equal co-operation from inspiring English sources
That spirit of equal co-operation needs to be admired and sustained, not belittled or dismissed.
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1997 "Social justice, partnership, co-operation, the equal worth of all, the belief that the best route to individual advancement and happiness lies in a thriving society.
Rattling through them, she produced what became Article 24 Marriage shall be based only on the mutual consent of both sexes and it shall be maintained through mutual co-operation with the equal rights of husband and wife as a basis.
Thus, "[f]aculties which social repression and separation prevent from development, take new life from the enlarged co-operation which recognition of equal claims in all men brings with it" (PE 208).
From colleagues who are involved in peace-building in Mindanao, I bring the message about the equal importance of intra-faith dialogue and practical co-operation.
The regional units were intended to encourage co-operation among LHBs, enabling them to negotiate on equal terms with trusts and achieve lower transaction costs.
Inter-dependence can be at the basis of benefits for the partners, which are mutual but not necessarily equal because of the various kinds of pressure that can compromise this co-operation.
In the words of François Heisbourg, of the Foundation for Strategic Research in Paris, "there's now good security co-operation between those western allies which are prepared to treat one another as equal partners".
"As a Brics partner with the Chinese, we must view our relationship with them as equals, not subordinates," said Stevens Mokgalapa, the Democratic Alliance party's deputy spokesman on international relations and co-operation.
