Sentence examples for co-operate in a from inspiring English sources

Where a foreign government chooses to co-operate in a rendition, this is perfectly permissible under international law, she says.

The two men appear likely to co-operate in a few areas, including climate change, trade and investment.

He added: "The fact that intelligence services sometimes co-operate in a lawful and appropriate manner mutually strengthens the security of both nations.

And in traditional foreign policy, they can at least co-operate in a reactive way; the two can respond together to Iran's nuclear programme, or Hamas's election victory.

But China might be persuaded to co-operate in a collective effort on the part of East Asian nations to re-jig their currencies, tracking the dollar at a less competitive rate.

Even after the air strikes began, Kamal Kharrazi, Iran's foreign minister, reiterated his country's willingness to co-operate in a global campaign against extremist groups, through the United Nations.

"I went to the mainland to co-operate in an investigation voluntarily.

Lebanon's prosecutor general, Said Mirza, initially agreed to co-operate in an investigation but later backtracked, he said.

The article goes on to say that the Telegraph is "drawing up guidelines that will define clearly and openly how our editorial and commercial staff will co-operate in an increasingly competitive media industry".

The navy and the air force, with less blood on their hands than the army, now appear ready to co-operate in an attempt to lay Chile's ghosts to rest.

A club statement added: "Wolves will always strongly support its players who are the victims of discrimination, and Carl Ikeme and George Elokobi both displayed admirable restraint in the face of receiving the abuse on Saturday". Walsall said they would fully co-operate in an investigation and issue a ban to anyone found guilty.