Sentence examples for open co-operation from inspiring English sources

Open co-operation would be a big step.

There has been talk of a number of "moderate" fighters who are open to co-operation.

United Arab Emirates oil minister Suhail bin Mohammed al-Mazrouei tweeted on Tuesday that the country's oil policy was open to co-operation with all producers toward the mutual interest of market stability.

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He has up to three days to do so and says he is open to co-operation with various parties.

They also came up with an idea to combine electric cars, a taxi service, and open energy co-operation, and formed eCoopTaxi.

If the software ecosystem is sufficiently open, the co-operation will include as well a community of volunteers, developers employed by other partner companies, universities, and even competitors.

The Kremlin said the invitation to Mr Obama remained open and normal co-operation would continue.

Formal recognition would lead to official links between the two sides, which would open for intergovernmental co-operation on a whole range of other issues.

Indeed, Lord Leach says that both the "outers", led by groups such as Business for Britain,– and the "inners, like Business for New Europe, have sought Open Europe's co-operation to bolster the credibility of the case they put to the public.

One proposed remedy was the creation of an international organisation whose aim was to prevent future war through disarmament, open diplomacy, international co-operation, restrictions on the right to wage war, and penalties that made war unattractive.