Sentence examples for active cooperation in from inspiring English sources

Archbishop Chrysostomos II, the leader of the Orthodox Church of Cyprus, accused Turkey of an "obscure plan" to take over the entire island and called for the pope's "active cooperation" in resolving the longstanding dispute.

The Russian Foreign Ministry said the attack emphasized "the necessity to continue active cooperation in the struggle against the threat of terrorism".

"When one looks away from politics," he said, "there are a whole host of issues and operations in the longtime partnership between the United States and the United Nations where the U.S. is in full and active cooperation, even in the bad times".

It is perhaps no coincidence that authoritarian regimes like Saudi Arabia, or semi-authoritarian ones like Pakistan, are now offering active cooperation (sometimes quietly) in an American-led attack on Iraq.

"Over the course of the past year, the consortium has asked for significantly more active cooperation from TVO in order to obtain the final approval of the detailed I&C architecture," the statement said.

Cdx genes are essential for the proper development of gut epithelium, but again there is evidence in mice for active cooperation between Cdx1 and Cdx2 in this process [ 20].

"We believe that more active cooperation between our countries in discussing missile defenses and disarmament will enhance our efforts in building a multipolar world and establish a fair, rational international order," the Chinese leader said.

When Ms. Marquez's conduct came to light a year and a half ago, she was fired, the spokesman said, and the firm "has continued its active cooperation with the government in this matter".

Most current PIR protocols are ill-suited to provide PIR from a search engine or large database: (i) their computational complexity is linear in the size of the database; (ii) they assume active cooperation by the database server in the PIR protocol.

Our results show an active cooperation of FGF2 and Cyr61 in therapeutic angiogenesis of hindlimb ischemia, and validate the use of IRES-based bicistronic vectors for the coexpression of controlled low doses of therapeutic molecules, providing perspectives for a safer gene therapy of lower limb ischemia.

For me safety standards are paramount and so active cooperation to avoid corner cutting in this area is even more important.