Sentence examples for global co-operation from inspiring English sources

To this can now be added the related issues of energy and the environment, as examples of areas where it is self-evident that EU governments should be co-operating (though what is really needed is global co-operation).

Perhaps Russell's vision of global co-operation looks, to us, more like fantasy than prophesy.

National politics is back, after some desperate global co-operation to fight the financial crisis.

Global co-operation was decisive in arresting last year's financial meltdown.

This spirit of global co-operation must be carried into 2010.

But there is also a lesson in global  co-operation here.

Following from this logic would be four principles for global development co-operation (GDC).

The conference in Stockholm also gave birth to the concept of global environmental co-operation.

This in turn suggests new principles and the need to genuinely reframe "aid" as "global development co-operation".

This changing dynamic necessitates a rethink of aid and a redesign of the aid system, and we have accordingly suggested a broad-based shift from resource transfers to global development co-operation.

Anti-European feeling, stoked by an aggressively Eurosceptic press (or "Europhobic", as Peter Mandelson called them), sees British secession from the EU as opening up new vistas of global economic co-operation and integration, while slamming the door on the legions of impecunious eastern European migrants coming to scrounge off the welfare state.