Sentence examples for life co-operation from inspiring English sources

According to the instructors, during the process of inter-active and participatory learning, the students have become familiar with such new horizons of learning as "Social and Public Life", "Co-operation and Teamwork", and "Transfer of Knowledge to Others".

The battle gave way to a life-time of close co-operation.

Driving already involves a high degree of trust: people who do not know one another routinely engage in life-or-death co-operation.

Thus, "[f]aculties which social repression and separation prevent from development, take new life from the enlarged co-operation which recognition of equal claims in all men brings with it" (PE 208).

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The soccer World Cup will strain every facet of South African life, test every aspect of co-operation between the public and private sectors to keep this show running and to keep it safe.

Central Europe used to mean the Visegrad group, which started life in 1991 as a declaration of co-operation between Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary.

We now have Mr Sampson's life, which was written with Mr Mandela's co-operation as he prepared to step down from South Africa's presidency.

Medvedev praised his own achievements, highlighting citizens' increased involvement in civic life and the authorities' "openness for dialogue and co-operation".

EQ-5D: Euroqol quality of life questionnaire; GP: General practitioner; MBS: Medical benefits schedule; OECD: Organisation for economic co-operation and development; PBS: Pharmaceutical benefit scheme; QALY: Quality adjusted life years; RCT: Randomised controlled trial.

Why do we even have a concept of public health, of co-operation, of sharing knowledge, if not to extend life, wherever we find it?