Sentence examples for establish cooperation between from inspiring English sources
"We have to change our military structure radically, establish cooperation between our different types of forces and improve our reconnaissance," he said.
It is necessary to establish cooperation between those who build Healing Biotopes and those who continue to work in society and want to support and protect the centres from the outside.
By the end of the workshop, the friendship of the two girls produced a new project that would establish cooperation between their districts.
(1) That the offer of the EECE to establish cooperation between its Timber Subcommittee and the Forestry and Forest Products Division of FAO be accepted.
It is oriented by a Negotiation Logic, aiming at establishing cooperation between units by using a suite of fundamental rules based on an objective function defined by price, quality and delivery parameters.
The EuCalNet initiative will continue with previously established cooperations between the German calciphylaxis registry and international partners.
The introduction of mechatronic functions brings about implications for the engine management system (EMS) as a whole, which in turn influences established cooperation models between OEMs and their suppliers.
It established cooperation, albeit inharmonious, between the two and served as a basis for joint defense against Serb forces.
"We hope they will take this [report] into account," Bobrow says, and establish better cooperation between the U.K. Home Office, which regulates animal research, and the Department of Health, which oversees research with human subjects.
By making effective use of all the algorithms described so far, it is possible to establish a cooperation between the acoustic front end and the recognizer which will enable the front end to normalize itself automatically without the need to perform recognition twice.
I think the Mistral deal symbolized the attempt to establish military cooperation between Russia and the West, and France's refusal to transfer an already completed ship indicates the failure of that attempt.
