Sentence examples for gradual cooperation from inspiring English sources

The logic of gradual cooperation was so powerful that in 1962 even Barry M. Goldwater, the conservative Arizona senator, predicted that by 2012, "the Mexican border will become as the Canadian border, a free one, with the formalities and red tape of ingress and egress cut to a minimum so that the residents of both countries can travel back and forth across the line as if it was not there".

But the president did propose some cuts to programs long cherished by his party (like community block grants and aid for water treatment plants), and he has repeatedly acknowledged the need to address the structural problems in the federal budget, which he argues will require a gradual process with cooperation from both parties.

He called the steps "a measured and gradual program of security cooperation activities" with the special forces group.

More intensive cooperation in gradual steps is what is required.

One can consider their relation to be a gradual transition from member state cooperation under fully closed national support systems in case of statistical transfers, to cooperation under fully open national support systems in a joint support scheme.

There are any number of ways reunification could potentially be achieved, but two of the most widely accepted scenarios would either involve the collapse of the North Korean regime, or follow a gradual process of reform and cooperation between North and South (building on schemes such as the joint Kaesong industrial complex).

At the meeting the RSK insisted on the withdrawal of the HV from western Slavonia and the gradual implementation of a ceasefire, followed by economic cooperation before a political settlement was discussed.

"This is gradual, and manageable, using numbers that we developed in cooperation with the auto industry," Mr. Clegern said.

It reflects the cooperation and balanced development of transportation modes, and makes the decision support more effective for the gradual improvement of the regional comprehensive transport network.

The top panel of Figure 2 shows that the cooperation level of agents using the best-takes-over strategy adoption rule rapidly decreased with a gradual increase of their temptation to defect.

These include the gradual integration of banking and other financial services across the Taiwan Strait, and the drafting of a "comprehensive agreement on economic cooperation" that could eventually become the basis for a free-trade agreement.