Sentence examples for guarded cooperation from inspiring English sources
Chosen from the Palestinians in the upper ranks of the Syrian army, members viewed al-Ṣāʿiqah as an alternative to the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and unsuccessfully challenged that group's supremacy before engaging in guarded cooperation with Fatah, the major group within the PLO.
Furthermore, helping out was treated as obligatory in the case of relatives such as in-laws, while the unstable and precarious economy also impelled cooperation to guard against future eventualities.
But the importance of bilateral cooperation is suggested by evidence that border walls are more effective when guarded from both sides.
The United States has long sought Algeria's cooperation in antiterrorism efforts, and sharing information with a government that has jealously guarded its sovereignty would be a significant step toward that goal.
Calvin Sims (NYT) KOREAS: GETTING TOGETHER -- South and North Korea discussed cooperation between their militaries in reconnecting a railway and building a four-lane expressway across their heavily guarded border.
While closer cooperation between academics and practitioners in making data available for research purposes is desirable, the common practice is that datasets are not shared but guarded by secrecy and nondisclosure agreements (Milton 2014).
Further, this interdisciplinary cooperation facilitated the guarding against the effects of personal biases and thereby improves the trustworthiness.
B6 BORDER PACT -- The United States and Canada approved a declaration calling for a "smart border," vowing cooperation on measures intended to guard against terrorists while speeding the flow of trade.
In contrast to conclusions based on previous lab studies, our field study suggests that mate guarding can evolve in a context of cooperation rather than conflict between the sexes.
