Sentence examples for fostered cooperation from inspiring English sources
The first CEP at the 2010 Singapore Games featured events that fostered cooperation amongst athletes of different nations.
The mobilization of state and local health departments in regional efforts allowed for the monitoring of a large geographic area and fostered cooperation among the jurisdictions.
Health policies were based on the principle of solidarity and fostered cooperation among health workers and also between them and other workers in related sectors such as education and agriculture [ 35].
It has fostered cooperation between labor unions and employers and between industrialists and the government in defense of German jobs.
This conference established a secretariat, which fostered cooperation among European conservative parties until its dissolution in 1939.
Although a socialist group fostered cooperation among socialist parties in the Common Assembly of both the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) and the European Economic Community (later renamed the European Community) from 1953, the group officially was established in 1992 at The Hague.
The observations of the educational supervisors revealed that the public ranking strongly encouraged players to communicate with each other and fostered competitive cooperation.
Seeking to reduce tension between the Soviet and Western blocs, the Helsinki process initiated discussions of human rights and fundamental freedoms and fostered economic, scientific, and humanitarian cooperation between East and West.
While Strasbourg is the official seat, and sits alongside the Council of Europe (with which the "mutual cooperation" is being continuously "fostered"), Brussels is home to nearly all other major EU institutions, with the majority of Parliament's work already being carried out there.
Foster carers have also said it has helped their own children understand their fostered children better.
