Sentence examples for policy co-operation from inspiring English sources

Co-ordinated EU fiscal consolidation looks less like economic policy co-operation and more like a suicide pact.

A lack of international policy co-operation means that countries are trying to export deflation somewhere else, using currency manipulation to do so.

The relationship between the "ins" and "outs" will affect the potential for broader co-ordination, as well as currency stability within Europe.Moreover, the technicalities of policy co-operation will not be simple.

He appeared to offer close policy co-operation, not on a take it or leave it basis but in a specific forged alliance.

Foreign policy co-operation between member states dates from the establishment of the Community in 1957, when member states negotiated as a bloc in international trade negotiations under the Common Commercial policy.

All will have to be resolved before the UK can even begin to talk about trade, police co-operation, foreign policy, security, data-protection... This is only the beginning.

A bare majority agree with General Musharraf's policy of co-operation with the United States.

The president's economic team is stuffed full of establishment figures who implement policy in co-operation with a Republican-appointed chairman of the Federal Reserve.

Under Mao, China had often bullied its neighbours, but had now subordinated this part of its foreign policy because co-operation with America was more important.

These cover the internal market, foreign policy, development co-operation and humanitarian aid, taxation, health, animal health and welfare and food safety.

Chris Patten, the last British governor of Hong Kong, is to co-ordinate policy, in co-operation (or competition?) with Mr Solana.Rival or helpmeet?The larger point is that Europeans do not yet think, still less act, as one.