Sentence examples for increasing co-operation among from inspiring English sources

Over the past 12 months it has seen the humbling of the Shabab, a once-dominant extreme Islamist group, a decrease in piracy along the coast and increasing co-operation among local power brokers.The next step in the country's slow transition away from civil war, helped by the West, is the inauguration of a national government.

And the new policy may yet help to foster a more unified external energy policy through the new pan-European agency and increased co-operation among network operators.

And it would require non-EU auditors to register with local authorities mirroring a provision in the Sarbanes-Oxley act that provoked rage among European auditors.The commission also calls for tougher sanctions for wayward accountants and increased co-operation among various EU supervisors.

Studies of foreign banks entering Australia, Indonesia, the Philippines and Colombia found that they reduced interest-rate spreads and made domestic banks more efficient (although sometimes also more likely to make bad loans).The best way to maintain financial globalisation without fear of shoddy regulation spilling over from one country to another would be increased co-operation among regulators.

"I think we will see increasing co-operation with Iran and Turkey".

Both sides also focussed on increasing co-operation in trade, space exploration and civil nuclear energy.

The casualty of this increased co-operation is the focus on human rights.

This will ultimately require greater collaboration between supermarkets and increased co-operation between charities.

China is ready to increase co-operation with UK and other countries over human rights".

It increases co-operation, reduces bullying and improves general academic attainment".

Such behaviour can increase co-operation, which is good from an evolutionary point of view.