Sentence examples for longer-term cooperation from inspiring English sources

The 2006 Washington meetings were an opportunity for both sides to determine, in face-to-face talks, whether they could take their relationship to a new level of even longer-term cooperation.

In the 2008 European Pact for Mental Health and Well-being[ 1], the European Commission encourages Member States to engage in longer-term cooperation on mental health and well-being in the European Union.

In this game, defection pays off only on the short term, while on longer terms cooperation can emerge.

The Administration needs to spell out what will be needed to sustain longer-term economic cooperation.

Africare has prepared plans for expansion of the demonstration trials in the next season and hopes to incorporate this effort into a longer-term project with USAID funding and Rodale Institute technical cooperation.

The official said European leaders would discuss longer-term strategies for dealing with the crisis, particularly increasing cooperation with Turkey and the countries bordering Syria to keep the millions of refugees at home.

(c) To facilitate-in cooperation with other agencies-the solution of longer-term problems of agriculture through greater harmonization of national policies in a global perspective.

"No one knows in detail, but the basic agenda must be a longer-term framework of political contacts between us and, of course, economic cooperation".

Additional, longer-term impacts -- on global defense technology development and proliferation, and on US-allied defense industrial consolidation, cooperation, and technological competitiveness -- are likely, though difficult to foresee.

through voluntary cooperation by corporations and institutional investors, obviate the need for regulation and legislation to enforce a longer-term approach.

Its worries are longer-term.