Sentence examples for should be cooperated from inspiring English sources

The existence of rebound effects implies that technological advancement should be cooperated with energy price reform so as to achieve the energy saving target.

Governments should be cooperating in all ways possible to protect elephants.

Unless we find some focal aspiration that pushes us further, that helps us see ourselves as a species that we should be cooperating with, we're going to be in trouble".

African and OECD governments should be cooperating far more closely to address systemic tax evasion, the outright plunder of valuable assets and the extensive use of off-shore tax havens by foreign and domestic investors.

Veterinarians should be cooperating with the Kennel Clubs in the education of judges; they should teach functional anatomy and make the judges understand the health consequences of an unhealthy anatomy.

"The French and British police should perhaps be cooperating more.

"We should also be cooperating with our European neighbours to make the most of our shared resources, for example by developing a European super-grid or large scale wind farms in the North sea".

There, the players who should have been cooperating were at odds.

"It is not right that the UK should be actively cooperating with a justice system that shows such flagrant disregard for the most basic human rights and the rule of law," Slaughter argued.

"And if you know you are cooperating in evil, should you go to confession?

Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, recently said any defence pact that undermined the power of Nato was a "bad idea", but the UK should be prepared to cooperate militarily with the EU once it had left the bloc.