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Ministers were also seeking cooperation from other services that support websites, such as servers, to clamp down on those that fail to comply.

Mr. Bell wanted Mr. Metcalfe to help him design computer networks for Digital, but the two men soon came up with the idea of seeking cooperation from Xerox instead of inventing a competing technology.

Costa Rican President Luis Guillermo Solis told reporters that his government was seeking cooperation from all countries along the Cuban migration route to "establish a humanitarian corridor," that recognized that "the objective of the migrants is to get to the United States".

These included 1) use of bilingual recruiters, 2) a flexible recruitment process, 3) training recruiters to be culturally sensitive, 4) use of culturally tailored materials, 5) prescreening of participants, 6) compensating participants, 7) seeking cooperation from the clinic staff, and 8) continuously monitoring recruitment goals.

PT will seek cooperation from neighboring terminals to enhance its transmission performance by broadcasting a cooperative right-to-send (CRTS) message which also indicates the target average SNR,, for the primary system.

The Obama administration has sought cooperation from Russia on numerous issues, with varying degrees of success.

In an effort to portray the process fairly, Mr. Cohen said, photographers in the group repeatedly sought cooperation from drilling companies.

"I seek cooperation from my colleagues in the House to come together and address the issues and challenges that we face as a nation.

Mr. Bush must also seek cooperation from responsible Arab and Islamic governments, just as his father did in preparing to drive Saddam Hussein out of Kuwait.

It must seek cooperation from the ministry of health; attract support from favorable segments of dairy farmers, wholesalers, and retailers; and educate Japanese consumers.

In New York today, the United Nations legal counsel, Hans Corell, told reporters that the decision to drop negotiations left Cambodia free to proceed on its own or seek cooperation from individual nations for its court.