Sentence examples for true cooperation from inspiring English sources
Ufida, according to the company, means: "True cooperation, reliable friendship".
The government will "continue striving earnestly for national reconsolidation in true cooperation with the U.N. Secretariat," said the newspaper, which is closely read by diplomats and analysts seeking hints to the secretive government's intentions.
However, true cooperation often forms organically without external enforcement.
If the benefits are the same in both cases, then there is no reason to think that true cooperation, rather than mere compliance, is producing the benefits, and hence no reason to think that those who receive the benefits have a fair-play obligation to obey the laws.
Initially, the imitation is mocking in character, then becomes more of a casual exchange, and ends in a spirit of true cooperation.
This area is the need for true cooperation and synergy between global organizations and national authorities with respect to responsibilities related to effective and thorough surveillance with synchronized and responsible data reporting.
There are those who doubt whether true international cooperation is possible, given inevitable differences among nations.
LACMTA's undemocratic corporate governance needs to be fixed, something which the city of LA is bound to resist, but something which it should embrace in the name of fairness and true regional cooperation.
If we can do it, though, we might actually see real and permanent progress and a template for true international cooperation -- an outcome to which everyone involved is certainly dedicated.
As a model for true binational cooperation along the border, BIDS is a starting point from which a comprehensive infrastructure can be developed to accurately assess the health status of border residents and other migrants who come through the area.
"For me, it will be the most important issue to be resolved in our future relations and the ultimate demonstration of true and full cooperation with the Hague tribunal.
