Sentence examples for spur cooperation between from inspiring English sources

In theory this should spur cooperation between the approximately 1.3 billion people who live in the river basins on either side of the Himalayas.

A recent "open skies" agreement between the United States and Japan is spurring cooperation between airlines of the two countries.

In the northern province of Cabo Delgado, significant quantities of natural gas were discovered, spurring cooperation between the government and the World Bank to upgrade infrastructure, institute regulatory reforms, and incorporate poverty-alleviation programs.

The original NAGPRA statute strove to balance the interests of science and Native Americans, and has spurred cooperation between them, says lead author Bruce Smith of the Smithsonian Institution.

One possible mechanism to spur cooperation would be a series of regular community assessment exercises similar to Critical Assessment of protein Structure Prediction (CASP) (Moult et al., 2011).

Talkspan is the most substantial (β =.5484), indicating increasing individual agents' ability to reach other like-minded agents spurs cooperation dramatically based on first order local interactions.

Maggioncalda believes that this strong result, combined with the collaborations with this latest group of universities, will help spur more cooperation with more institutions.

However, he said, limitations on using cap-and-trade money have spurred beneficial cooperation with groups fighting climate change.

Some observers believe that the unlikely cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Turkey has been spurred in part by the perception that Iran and the U.S. are moving closer together.

The company also envisions cooperation between Africana.

Tells about the cooperation between Triborough & Port Authority--the Joint Study of Arterial Facilities.