cooperation
US /koˌɑpəˈreʃən/
・UK /kəʊˌɒpəˈreɪʃn/
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n. (u.)Uncountable NounWorking together to get something done
With cooperation we will finish the work soon
n. (u.)Uncountable NounWillingness to help or do what someone asks.
The project requires the cooperation of all team members.
n. (u.)Uncountable NounJoint operation or action, especially in political matters.
There is little cooperation between the two political parties.
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The First Presidential Debate: Hillary Clinton And Donald Trump (Full Debate) | NBC News
- We've had 25 years of very good cooperation.
We've had 25 years of very good cooperation.
- They need to have close working cooperation with law enforcement in these communities, not be alienated and pushed away, as some of Donald's rhetoric, unfortunately, has led to.
They need to have close working cooperation with law enforcement in these communities, not be alienated and pushed away, as some of Donald's rhetoric, unfortunately, has led to.
An Antidote to Dissatisfaction
- So early forms of gratitude were biological mechanisms that modified your behaviour towards cooperation, which helped humans to dominate Earth.
So early forms of gratitude were biological mechanisms that modified your behaviour towards cooperation, which helped humans to dominate Earth.
- that modified your behaviour towards cooperation
that modified your behaviour towards cooperation
Father and Son: Crime drama - Episode 10
- I thank you for your cooperation, Mr Montgomery.
I thank you for your cooperation, Mr Montgomery.
- I thank you for your cooperation.
I thank you for your cooperation.
UK and Germany sign trade and security treaty | BBC News
- It's worth bearing in mind, though, of course, Christian, that they have until recently both been members of the European Union with all of the closeness that that entailed in terms of market cooperation, customs union.
It's worth bearing in mind, though, of course, Christian, that they have until recently both been members of the European Union with all of the closeness that that entailed in terms of market cooperation, customs union.
- And what Downing Street is saying is that the 29 pages of the treaty essentially cover collaboration, cooperation on issues ranging from migration and security to sort of business and commerce.
And what Downing Street is saying is that the 29 pages of the treaty essentially cover collaboration, cooperation on issues ranging from migration and security to sort of business and commerce.
Protesters in Israel demand end to war in Gaza | BBC News
- And with Trump in office, the mainstream Israeli will feel that Israel is safeguarded from that, and that other countries will eventually, beyond all kind of symbolic acts, prioritize their interest in their specific bilateral cooperation with Israel over their morality and values.
And with Trump in office, the mainstream Israeli will feel that Israel is safeguarded from that, and that other countries will eventually, beyond all kind of symbolic acts, prioritize their interest in their specific bilateral cooperation with Israel over their morality and values.
- And that other countries will eventually, beyond all kind of symbolic acts, prioritize their interest in their specific bilateral cooperation with Israel over their morality and values.
And that other countries will eventually, beyond all kind of symbolic acts, prioritize their interest in their specific bilateral cooperation with Israel over their morality and values.
Why China-EU trade ties are so tense | DW News
- There are a lot of contentious issues of WEEZ, as we've heard, but what about areas for potential cooperation, perhaps in the fight against climate change?
There are a lot of contentious issues of WEEZ, as we've heard, but what about areas for potential cooperation, perhaps in the fight against climate change?
- But what about areas for potential cooperation, perhaps in the fight against climate change?
But what about areas for potential cooperation, perhaps in the fight against climate change?
Is Iran close to having nuclear weapons? | BBC News
- On this, the global nuclear watchdog has raised concerns about the growth of Iran's stockpile of highly enriched uranium, and it says it can't verify Iran's intentions are entirely peaceful because of a lack of cooperation.
On this, the global nuclear watchdog has raised concerns about the growth of Iran's stockpile of highly enriched uranium, and it says it can't verify Iran's intentions are entirely peaceful because of a lack of cooperation.
- and it says it can't verify Iran's intentions are entirely peaceful because of a lack of cooperation,
and it says it can't verify Iran's intentions are entirely peaceful because of a lack of cooperation,
Seeking justice for protesters in Bangladesh | DW News
- I think that the concern is, she's living in India, we need cooperation from the Indian government.
I think that the concern is, she's living in India, we need cooperation from the Indian government.
- We need cooperation from the Indian government.
We need cooperation from the Indian government.
EU-China Summit: What's in it for both sides? | DW News
- Now 50 years of ties between the EU and China overall. Has the relationship improved over the years? Well you know in retrospect it depends through what lens we're looking at the development of ties between the EU and China. If we're looking at it purely through the lens of economic cooperation and trade growth there has been a period in which China-EU relations were really kind of a rogue model for many entities around the world with multiple European countries and companies benefiting tremendously from the way China has become a global actor. But times have changed and at the moment we are probably at a historic low when it comes to the overall shape and atmosphere surrounding EU-China relations both in Beijing and in Brussels. Now what's the EU's problem here? Are there just too many different member states with different priorities for China to take it seriously? I think that if you look at the communication coming from Brussels especially from Ursula von der Leyen it's very clear that there has been a rethink of strategic challenges that are tied to
Now 50 years of ties between the EU and China overall. Has the relationship improved over the years? Well you know in retrospect it depends through what lens we're looking at the development of ties between the EU and China. If we're looking at it purely through the lens of economic cooperation and trade growth there has been a period in which China-EU relations were really kind of a rogue model for many entities around the world with multiple European countries and companies benefiting tremendously from the way China has become a global actor. But times have changed and at the moment we are probably at a historic low when it comes to the overall shape and atmosphere surrounding EU-China relations both in Beijing and in Brussels. Now what's the EU's problem here? Are there just too many different member states with different priorities for China to take it seriously? I think that if you look at the communication coming from Brussels especially from Ursula von der Leyen it's very clear that there has been a rethink of strategic challenges that are tied to
- China's mindset in engaging with for example Russia in the context of the war in Ukraine have impacted the perception of China in Europe. So now we are definitely moving away from this cooperation paradigm and China is increasingly seen in many European capitals as an actor with both the ambitions and the capacity to actually have a very negative impact on European security and competitiveness. The whole debate about overcapacity, how China's industrial policy is impacting negatively European competitiveness, this is just a tip of the iceberg in which you know China is seen now as a very big challenge to Europeans. Now let's have a look at another stumbling block. Beijing has so far ignored European pleas to stop supporting Russia in its war in
China's mindset in engaging with for example Russia in the context of the war in Ukraine have impacted the perception of China in Europe. So now we are definitely moving away from this cooperation paradigm and China is increasingly seen in many European capitals as an actor with both the ambitions and the capacity to actually have a very negative impact on European security and competitiveness. The whole debate about overcapacity, how China's industrial policy is impacting negatively European competitiveness, this is just a tip of the iceberg in which you know China is seen now as a very big challenge to Europeans. Now let's have a look at another stumbling block. Beijing has so far ignored European pleas to stop supporting Russia in its war in
LIVE: South Africa opens G20 finance meeting | REUTERS
- We must act decisively, choose cooperation over fragmentation, unity over division, and action over inertia before the window to deliver on our shared commitment closes.
We must act decisively, choose cooperation over fragmentation, unity over division, and action over inertia before the window to deliver on our shared commitment closes.
- In the face of these complex challenges, the G20 must remain a source of strategic global leadership, cooperation, and action.
In the face of these complex challenges, the G20 must remain a source of strategic global leadership, cooperation, and action.