Sentence examples for principle of cooperation from inspiring English sources

Like others "who had witnessed the rise of fascism and Stalinism and who participated in World War II," Berghahn writes, Stone endorsed "the principle of cooperation between government and private organizations".

Some researchers revealed that the function of the HMSA is similar to private savings, which violates the underlying political principle of "cooperation" and cannot achieve the stated aim of "solidarity" in the NRCMS.

For example, international legal scholars argue that the principle of solidarity understood as a principle of cooperation aiming for mutually beneficial outcomes amongst interdependent states – is increasingly represented in international law and state practice [ 31], although the content and legal force of this principle is disputed [ 32].

In addition, international legal scholars argue that the principle of solidarity (understood as a principle of cooperation with the goal of mutually beneficial outcomes amongst a world community of interdependent states) is increasingly represented in international law and state practice [ 25, 26].

Its founders describe it as following "principles of cooperation and experimentation".

The Mexican government said last night that it "deeply regrets the decision, which is contrary to international law and the elemental principles of cooperation between nations".

Both sides have agreed to basic principles of cooperation, and either of the party's two vice presidents, Predrag Bulatovic and Zoran Zizic, have been suggested for the post of vice president.

Mr. Holtz said Thursday that the fight over whether to keep LICH open was an appropriate issue for the co-op to engage in because it fit the seventh of the seven international principles of cooperation.

A related, but slightly different view, appeals to a conception of reciprocity that obtains when people are willing to propose and abide by fair principles of cooperation acceptable to others, provided those others are likewise willing (Rawls 1996, 49 50).

Things have changed since then, but the principles of cooperation that I learned from my dad's work with unions, that management and labor can be partners and not just antagonists, needs to be restored.

Chernobyl is undoubtedly a more complicated situation, but the principles of cooperation rather than rivalry and independence remain essential.