Meanings of more co-operation in English

And we need to see more co-operation from smaller platforms like this.

With more co-operation from landowners most of the roadway sections could be re-routed.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in is calling for more co-operation with the Pacific on climate change and other global issues.

The bill also puts emphasis on more co-operation between local authorities, sharing of services and focusing on prevention and early intervention.

Finance Minister Brian Cowen appealed for more co-operation from the medical profession in acute hospitals to deal with the problem of A&E units.

Under the actual circumstances of the war, however, it was difficult to develop more co-operation than was possible by a very close liaison.

In the first piece, Notting Hill Housing's chief executive Kate Davies argued for more co-operation between housing associations to create sector-wide products and services.

To carry this good work through the two remaining degrees of better and best there must be more work, more co-operation, more friends, more money.

He told The Australian there was "huge potential" for more co-­operation between Australia and China in coming decades.

More co-operation between industry and the country's universities is also needed, according to an end-of-year statement from the Advisory Council for Science, Technology and Innovation.