Sentence examples for value cooperation from inspiring English sources

These issues are intertwined and, although both sides value cooperation, they will remain central to America's relations with China long after the Crawford visit is over.

Millions of people value cooperation over competition and mutual aid over markets; these are the quiet revolutionaries whom anarchist Colin Ward beautifully called "the seeds beneath the snow".

Long said: "This is about the people of this place coming together and saying, just like the EU, we value cooperation, we value immigration, we value working together in the best interests of everyone in this society.

While detrimental in many ways, the financial crisis helped millennials value cooperation, and instilled a sense of frugality that will help them build wealth in the future.

So if we make a big jump in history and back to the 21st century, well, modern companies value cooperation.

They may value cooperation and pursuit of advancement more, and the power and well-being that comes with that.

Much of the fun teaches Chinese values: cooperation, perseverance, bravery and self-sacrifice.

That was why Germany valued cooperation with the United States on questions of security, she said.

Her focus is how can we build a strong relationship – shared values, cooperation on defence," she said.

In his April 2009 speech in Cairo, President Obama pledged to create a new relationship between America and the Muslim world through shared values, cooperation, and a renewed effort to alleviate specific policy concerns commonly felt among Muslims.

Wielding a jackhammer on a recent bureau trail project, Renee Catherine, trail coordinator for the Sawtooth National Forest, said she works closely with the bureau manager because she values cooperation between agencies in a place where trails cross boundaries.