Sentence examples for fostering co-operation from inspiring English sources

Then there are the costs associated with fostering co-operation.

The fiercest controversy is between the advocates of the "community method" and the "inter-governmentalists", with the former intent on building up pan-European governmental structures like the European Parliament and the commission, and the latter keener on fostering co-operation between national governments.

For this reason the NATO Science Programme, aimed at fostering co-operation among scientists in NATO countries,* was established in 1958.

The teachers' main approaches to helping the adolescents manage pain are taking time to talk with them; guiding them to relax more and spend less time on their computers; and fostering co-operation between parents, school nurses and other teachers.

The ESMI (http://www.e-smi.eu) is dedicated to the development and practical application of molecular imaging within Europe by fostering co-operation between researchers/specialists from European countries in the various disciplines in its field.

But a third religious idea that might foster co-operation is very public indeed.

Several groups have emerged to foster co-operation between professionals and amateurs in fields from rocketry to palaeontology.

Many managers have leading roles both in a function and on a council or board, which fosters co-operation.

(The other two divisions are BioRange, which fosters co-operation between and among bioinformatics research entities, and BioWise, which co-ordinates education in bioinformatics).

The latter dates back to 1958, when NATO decided to foster co-operation among scientists in the alliance partner countries and to establish the NATO Science Programme.

But we must constantly ask ourselves: how can we 'help without hindering?' How can we 'facilitate without dominating?' We can begin with the Hippocratic Oath's injunction: 'First ― do no harm.' Because if we try to foster co-operation using top-heavy, rigid structures or overly formal frameworks, we may do more harm than good.