Sentence examples for from cooperation with from inspiring English sources

China today has much more to gain from cooperation with Japan than from conflict.

And he said that the UK could still benefit from cooperation with its European neighbours on security.

Our most affluent citizens now have less to gain from cooperation with the rest of us than they once had.

The police said that the arrest resulted from cooperation with Spanish agencies and that Spanish officers were present at the arrest.

George Osborne has warned Theresa May against pursuing a "hard Brexit" that would see the UK drifting away from cooperation with the rest of Europe.

Political commentators said the bombings were unlikely to push the government back from cooperation with the West or to coerce the governing Justice and Development Party to return to its Islamist roots.

A typical entry, describing the actress Yana Rusakevich: "She was dismissed from the Yanka Kupala National Academic Theater for cooperation with Belarus Free Theater and has been arrested two times for her professional activities and participation in peaceful political street rallies".

Left panel: a sufficiently high value of α and low value of ρ means that D cells derive a much higher benefit from their cooperation with stromal cells than from their interactions with I cells.

He said that Mr. Romankow started the force without sufficient input from, or cooperation with, Elizabeth.

Russian President Putin said he did not want political tension to detract from economic cooperation with Russia's "traditional partners".

In Brazil and Argentina, Mr. Bernabè said, Telecom Italia maintains "Chinese walls" that shield the subsidiaries from its cooperation with Telefónica in Europe.