Sentence examples for unique cooperation from inspiring English sources

When Balkan countries strive to become E.U. members, and when countries outside Europe look toward the E.U. for inspiration, it is because this unique cooperation has played a key role in advancing peace and security for more than 50 years.

While it may have only been 70 years since the end of the second world war, rather than the 200 years that the Pax Romana lasted, the modern EU does provide Britain with unique cooperation and access to intelligence in counter-terrorism, security and home affairs.

The unique cooperation of charge generation, transport, and extraction processes occurred in the OHJ-based CGL remarkably reduces the operational voltage.

The unique cooperation between fundamental and practice based research centres and the growers is perceived as a positive factor: "Research institutes work closely together, much better than in neighbouring countries.

The discovery that suppressing DSB repair during mitosis may function primarily to protect DDR-positive telomeres from fusing during cell division reinforces the unique cooperation between telomeres and the DDR to mediate tumor suppression.

ERβ did not affect promoter activity with or without Brn-3b, suggesting that a specific and unique cooperation occurs between ERα and Brn-3b to stimulate the Brn-3b promoter in breast cancer cells.

It is a unique regional cooperation initiative whose success will lead the way in Central Asia for regional cooperation in all important areas of economic and social development of member countries.

Our unique model of cooperation is inspiring regional cooperation, for example the development of the African Union.

Mr. Bush was right to build on the Clinton administration legacy and forge stronger ties with India, a burgeoning power whose democratic values provide a unique basis for cooperation.

The fledgling partnership forged in the fires of the past week may be ephemeral, a unique moment of cooperation born out of necessity and driven by national interests that happened to coincide rather than any deeper meeting of the minds.

There was also a general view that Japan's economy — with its rapid growth and unique system of cooperation among large corporations and the government — was thoroughly unlike any other.