Sentence examples for instance of co-operation from inspiring English sources

A Chinese balloonist who crashed into the sea while attempting to fly to a disputed island in the East China Sea has been rescued by Japanese coastguards, marking a rare instance of co-operation between the two countries, which are locked in a fierce territorial row.

General Rami al-Hassan of the Syrian army claimed: "The first instance of co-operation between the Israeli army and al-Nusra has taken place in Quneitra where al-Nusra took the border crossing, and Israel provided them with cover under pretext of 'shooting back', hindering the Syrian Air Force and bringing down one of our planes".

Rami al-Hassan, a Syrian army commander, claimed: "The first instance of co-operation between the Israeli army and al-Nusra has taken place in Quneitra where al-Nusra took the border crossing, and Israel provided them with cover under pretext of 'shooting back', hindering the Syrian air force and bringing down one of our planes".

A model of co-operation, perhaps, and of pooled resources.

This kind of co-operation is part accident, part design.

But its combination of co-operation and competition is fascinating.

The early signs of co-operation were not encouraging.

Another target of co-operation is large computer companies.

Western bosses hail a new era of co-operation.

One new area of co-operation is in outer space.

But sometimes lack of co-operation costs real money.