Sentence examples for message of cooperation from inspiring English sources

An international park would send a strong message of cooperation and hope at a moment when the loudest words are about division and despair.

But after the attacks last week -- and on the eve of President Bush's speech on a Palestinian state -- experts say Mr. Arafat seemed to want to send a message of cooperation to Washington.

And he carried with him a general message of cooperation, saying time and again that the goals that bound the United States and Europe were stronger than any differences of opinion.

A local Palestinian Authority official, who helped arrange the visit but did not want to be identified because of the subject's delicacy, said, "The main reason we do this is the message of cooperation, the message that we can live with each other".

Analysts said Saudi Arabia, which had sought an increase of as much as two million barrels a day in the OPEC quota, was eager to send a message of cooperation to the United States, at a time when some Americans have been raising questions about that country's commitment to fighting terrorism.

Emotional tangles were usually resolved in 22 minutes plus commercial breaks, and there was a general message of cooperation, family sticking together, sharing and caring, and friendship.

Impala's recent vote shows that there are senior members of that community who have embraced our messages of cooperation and transformation".

"We've been receiving very strong messages of cooperation" from the government, said Ameerah Haq, the top United Nations aid official in Sudan.

And he faced a difficult choice: repudiate his boss's words or stand by a statement that seemed at odds with the message of bipartisan cooperation the president has tried to convey.

After the 1984 withdrawal, for what was described as pro-Soviet Union bias, the U.S. didn't rejoin until 2002 when the George W. Bush administration said it wanted to emphasize a message of international cooperation.

MIAMI — President Obama, road-testing his new message of bipartisan cooperation here on Friday, promoted his education agenda with Jeb Bush, the former Republican governor, and then used his first stump speech of the 2012 season to call on Democrats to "find common ground".