Sentence examples for real cooperation between from inspiring English sources

In his inauguration speech on Wednesday, Mr. Khatami pledged to work toward the rule of law and individual rights, greater economic development, greater press freedom, improved education, real cooperation between competing branches of government and ending the shadowy extremist violence that has long plagued the Islamic revolution.

One could for instance envision a real cooperation between the Association des Toques Blanches and R3AP, the producers' association.

Rachel Azaria, the Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem said in a statement: "Harming this school is a horrific crime perpetrated by people who want to destroy any place that creates real cooperation between Jews and Arabs despite our fears and differences.

Interestingly, an 'inflammatory reflex' has recently been observed, leading to a real cooperation between the central nervous system and the inflammatory pathways [ 20].

Unfortunately, poverty is and remains the main enemy for humankind and it cannot be mitigated without real cooperation between international bodies and national states, but especially between the European Union and the United States of America.

Reaching a deal on the deficit will force Republicans to confront those problems more directly and to choose between real cooperation on them or continue to calcify as a hidebound, reactionary party incapable of addressing major challenges facing the country.

"That's begun real cooperation".

After the gulf war, there were occasional contacts between the ayatollah's movement and the Central Intelligence Agency, according to Iraqi opposition figures, but no real cooperation.

The researcher takes a participatory attitude to achieve real cooperation [ 67].

This includes consistency across the life cycle, real-time cooperation between departments and organizations, and information sharing between different tools and environments.

For the first time since the ruling Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party (MPRP) won the 1992 general elections with a massive majority, a real possibility of cooperation between the parliamentary political parties emerged in 1995.