The minister, Pierre Lellouche, a close ally of President Nicolas Sarkozy, also said Paris hoped to collaborate more closely with London on nuclear weapons, which he said would offer financial savings for both.
Dr. von Eschenbach said in a briefing on Wednesday that his agency needed to collaborate more closely with drug companies.
Teams have to collaborate more closely, so that the same services and software can run on different handsets.
The FSB wants the business and education community to collaborate more closely together to ensure young people are ready for work.
I doubt that this has ever been documented in the corrections field, but it is time that human services and corrections agencies begin to collaborate more closely.
"Babel" expands on the sound of "Sigh No More" with heftier arrangements and longer instrumental passages; it's the sound of a band collaborating more closely and growing used to bigger venues.
The goal is to get thousands of employees to collaborate more closely, to avoid some duplication and, as a result, to build their products to work more harmoniously together.
A competitive media environment could constrain or coerce India's leaders, preventing them from collaborating more closely with the United States, on the one hand, or forcing India to respond to Pakistani provocations on the other.
Reynolds and BAT plan to collaborate more closely on e-cigs and "heat-not-burn" cigarettes, which they hope will help compensate for a widespread decline in smoking of the conventional kind.
Other new titles include "Capital Local Lead", "Head, Spoken" and "Classical Lead", which replaces the old title of manager of Classic FM. "To meet the demands of a changing audio market, our digital and broadcast platforms need to collaborate more closely, both within the division and across the corporation as a whole," Mason told staff.
