Sentence examples for make cooperation from inspiring English sources

Representative Steny H. Hoyer, Democrat of Maryland, said the tensions over the presidential election and the efforts by Representative Tom DeLay of Texas, the Republican whip, to help Mr. Bush would make cooperation very difficult unless whoever is president leans hard on his party to cooperate with the other side.

By slow degrees, belligerence and self-righteousness make cooperation impossible.

Still, a different climate in the Middle East would make cooperation with us easier.

They are likely to be risk takers and strong personalities, which in itself can make cooperation difficult.

Some Israelis have expressed concern that growing international annoyance with Israel over the Palestinian issue and antipathy toward Mr. Netanyahu could make cooperation over Iran more difficult.

Yet Japan's new prime minister, Shinzo Abe, seems inclined to start his tenure with a serious mistake that would inflame tensions with South Korea and make cooperation harder.

There is a pronounced zero-sum character to this that makes cooperation and compromise extraordinarily difficult.

Now the need for Russian support in the Afghanistan war makes cooperation more attractive than unilateral pronouncements.

For a few years there was some nominal cooperation between the Knights and the AFL, but the basic organization and philosophy of the two groups made cooperation difficult.

Growing tensions both inside and outside Bosnia and Herzegovina, however, made cooperation with the Serbian Democratic Party, led by Radovan Karadžić, increasingly difficult.

Their criticism has delayed Serbia's attempts to join the European Union, which had made cooperation with the tribunal a condition for membership talks.