Sentence examples similar to higher level of co operation from inspiring English sources

Ruth Bond, the WI chair, said their campaign aimed to ensure a higher level of co-operation between the health and justice sectors.

This is leading to a much higher level of co-operation, says Patrick Ducasse, global head of the consumer practice at Boston Consulting Group.

But what happened caught them by surprise: they didn't have to do anything before group behaviour emerged, with group members displaying higher levels of co-operation and altruism towards other members.

The security services also suspect a high level of co-operation between the Real IRA and the Continuity IRA, a smaller dissident group.

This model, developed for all types of planning activities, introduces a dialogue between two communities of agents leading to a high level of co-operation.

He told MSPs that Brexit would end the high level of co-operation that existed between Britain and other EU nations and extraditions such as Harcar's would not happen unless something similar was in place after Brexit.

"The idea there is some sort of entrenched apartheid in the country … just can't be sustained when 30% of Colombo is Tamil … and [there is] a high level of co-operation between the racial groups," he said.

There is already a high level of co-operation among a variety of networks, organizations and other groups of interested parties at the sub-state level, and this is powerfully influencing the redesign of best practice norms in particular domains (Anne-Marie Slaughter 2004).

"We believe there is a high level of co-operation between Pakistan's security forces and terror groups, where they are even telling them where the Indian outposts are on the border and when to attempt to infiltrate".

Table 3, section (a), shows that compared to all included families, West Sweden and Northern Ireland had a lower response, largely because families who were approached often declined to participate, whereas South West Ireland, East Denmark and Central Italy had a higher response because of a combination of effective tracing of families and a high level of co-operation among those who were traced.

Rather than any failure by the FCO or their associated negotiations team, the real story is the disconnect between Brown's claim of regular briefings with the Iraqi prime minister, Nouri al-Maliki, and high levels of co-operation between the two governments, and Maliki's spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh's claim that the Iraqi government was not involved.