Sentence examples for much more cooperation from inspiring English sources

"There is going to be much more cooperation between these two governments that you have seen in the past," said Jerry Russo, a Bloomberg campaign spokesman.

The European Union has sharply stepped up the pressure on Switzerland to alter its strict banking secrecy laws and give its neighbors much more cooperation in catching tax evaders, threatening economic sanctions if the Swiss do not relent.

Positive frequency-dependent selection could potentially explain why humans nevertheless show much more cooperation.

"We have to get to a place where there's much more trilateral cooperation that there has been in the past," Admiral Mullen said.

But this defence must go hand in hand with much more effective cooperation, external border controls and active measures to deter extremism.

But, he said, the current problems could help boost investment in tackling climate change because they have highlighted the dangers of not tackling risks early enough, and could create much more international cooperation.

Smith did write about this in Wealth of Nations; but he also wrote The Theory of Moral Sentiments, which is much more about cooperation – the need for a "helping hand", as Gordon Brown put it in 2010.

Instead, he argued, the current problems could help boost investment in tackling climate change because they have highlighted the dangers of not tackling global risks early enough, and could create much more international cooperation.

We propose that much more earnest cooperation between the world's two most populous countries will be vital for mitigating biodiversity loss, global warming, and deforestation.

It is another reason, besides the need for a larger economic base, that much more energetic regional cooperation is advisable.

China today has much more to gain from cooperation with Japan than from conflict.