Sentence examples for policy of cooperation from inspiring English sources

Truman's awkwardness, Gordin writes, "gave Stalin an excellent pretext to change his policy of cooperation with the West".

While acknowledging an uncomfortable situation, the president said he would continue to "follow a policy of cooperation, dialogue and tolerance".

It had its immediate roots in the failure of the policy of cooperation employed under Innocent III, Honorius, and even Gregory himself.

The defeat of the Crusaders in Egypt in 1221 delivered a serious blow to the policy of cooperation initiated by Innocent III and nurtured by Honorius.

Eumenes was the eldest son and successor of Attalus I Soter (ruled 241 197), and he continued his father's policy of cooperation with Rome.

But it was not until September 1937, after the Sino-Japanese War had begun, that the Nationalist government formally agreed to a policy of cooperation with the CCP.

Willibrord began the policy of mutual cooperation between the English missions and the Carolingian dynasty.

Under Yeltsin, Russian pursued a policy of grudging cooperation with Nato.

After the elections, anticipating the fall of the regime, the JDP veered from its policy of close cooperation with the Assad regime to a regime-change policy.

Instead, Tilak advised the delegates to follow his policy of "responsive cooperation" in carrying out the reforms, which introduced a certain degree of Indian participation in regional government.

The death toll is greater than in any period since Mexico's revolution a century ago, and the policy of close cooperation with Washington may not survive.