Sentence examples for strained cooperation from inspiring English sources
The polite, if strained, cooperation that has long marked the relationship between France's two leaders -- President Jacques Chirac and Prime Minister Lionel Jospin -- came apart today as their supporters hurled accusations of corruption and political manipulation at each other.
The alliance of convenience between the JRTN and IS has become increasingly strained as cooperation born out of common interest has given way to ideological rivalry.
The South's new political order essentially is a case of white and black cooperation in still-strained and peculiarly regional fashion.
However strained European and transatlantic relationships have become, greater cooperation, real solidarity, and a pathway to social cohesion are the real tools to arrest the wave of terror.
Outside the sport, there were significant consequences for Anglo-Australian relations, which remained strained until the outbreak of World War II made cooperation paramount.
We have already outlined some of the obstacles, such as strained resources or lack of communication and training, that impede cooperation.
The exchange reflected the expanding cooperation between the Middle East neighbors after several years of badly strained relations linked to the Palestinian uprising.
America repeatedly was derided as a "paper tiger," while other posters extolled the friendship and cooperation of the Chinese and North Korean peoples--a relationship badly strained today.
More particularly, it is not clear how the Union will respond to the stress that the "enhanced cooperation" provisions of the Amsterdam Treaty and future enlargements will place on the already strained functioning of the EU's complex treaty structure in certain key areas.
The strained relations were relaxed in May 1916 when the Britain released the China prisoners and relaxed its aggressive policy seeking cooperation with the United States.
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