Sentence examples for making cooperation from inspiring English sources

In some cases, however, diasporas come from origin countries where their members are not welcome and where free circulation is limited, making cooperation impossible.

He said that with an executive order making cooperation by the private sector only voluntary, "I'm not sure they're going to volunteer if they don't feel that they're protected legally in terms of sharing information".

The Iraqis have said they believe that the United States would never agree to a suspension of sanctions but would instead find another reason to keep them in place, making cooperation, in their view, fruitless.

A high degree of consensus already unites the left and the right on most foreign and military issues, making cooperation easier on those issues than on domestic policy issues.

The Iraq invasion has created a real and existential crisis for nearly all Middle Eastern countries and created divisions among our traditional European allies, making cooperation on other issues more difficult.

There is simply not enough time for candidates to get know voters through retail campaigning, Mr. Renacci said, so the caricatures presented in attacks ads are what people will end up voting on on Nov. 6, making cooperation in Washington that much harder.

Sovereignty makes cooperation necessary.

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

The availability of this platform could make cooperation and such research (especially for smaller institutions) easier.

It is possible to make cooperation with Japan and Thailand that have a similar root of historic.

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