Sentence examples similar to made co operation from inspiring English sources

Treaty-making accelerated after the 1850s and the creation of the United Nations made co-operation easier.

This made co-operation and follow-up of patients easier.

Coalition politics will make co-operation between parties necessary.

Being able to threaten credible retaliation makes co-operation possible.

However, these approaches also lead to fragmentation, making co-operation more difficult.

(It is planting its flag at other ports around the world too see article).In some ways China's new assertiveness makes co-operation harder.

Now it is split: poll after poll shows deep distrust among America's traditional allies, distrust that makes co-operation on everything from nuclear proliferation to trade far harder.

He managed to get the coalition to drop competition on price altogether and to make co-operation and integration objectives for Monitor, the independent regulator of NHS foundation trusts, alongside its duty to oppose anti-competitive practices.

Where voters can plump for one party, a majority do just that, subverting AV into a version of FPTP.Yet AV matters greatly, Mr Bogdanor concludes, because it makes co-operation between parties much easier: party leaders would be able to urge supporters to give their second preferences to an allied party.

Mr Xi admitted there was a need to look at the commercial viability of some projects and make co-operation more viable.

We are indebted to the late Peter Ucko and to Wu Yongqi, who first made this co-operation possible, and to Hou Ningbin for his ongoing support and encouragement.