Sentence examples similar to value of co-operation from inspiring English sources

In turn the party keeps afloat in the political world the values of co-operation in ever growing forms of enterprise.

This theory explores the values of co-operation among organisations to best exploit the comparative advantage of each.

She told Holyrood: "The SNP say they speak for Scottish values, but the values of community, of co-operation, of being a good neighbour, of solidarity, are embodied in the United Kingdom, not repudiated by it".

He says shared values and interests, and long experience of co-operation, not least in intelligence, matter more.

She said if the British authorities relented it would be "a day of true joy, not only for the monument itself but I think for the value of the gesture for the sake of co-operation".

It will be a challenge to try to overcome the memory of the Reverend Paul Flowers – the man who took the Co-op Bank to the brink of disaster and into the hands of the hedge funds – by inviting shoppers to consider the value of dividends and neighbourhood engagement, but it is the best way of reminding them of the virtues of co-operation.

Western bosses hail a new era of co-operation.

One new area of co-operation is in outer space.

But sometimes lack of co-operation costs real money.

He extracted grudging promises of co-operation from opposition leaders.

But this level of co-operation will not be repeated.