Sentence examples for committed to cooperation from inspiring English sources
Yugoslavia is committed to cooperation with The Hague tribunal on war crimes in the former Yugoslavia, he said, and the tribunal will soon reopen its office in Belgrade.
Earlier, he said his government remained firmly committed to cooperation with the United Nations war crimes tribunal, warning that noncompliance would prompt isolation and possibly sanctions.
Asserting that Beijing had been helpful in pressuring North Korea to refrain from provocative actions, Mr. Kerry said that the Obama administration was committed to cooperation with China on issues ranging from maritime security to economic relations.
Perhaps Bush-era gestures of multilateralism didn't seem convincing, whereas President Obama appears authentically committed to cooperation with other powers.
One of the main reasons America should re-elect President Obama is that he is still committed to cooperation.
The cardinal said he was committed to complete cooperation with the royal commission and was "horrified once again" by survivors' accounts of abuse.
We are committed to intensifying cooperation against this threat, which will bolster both the security and health of the citizens of our countries.
In the aftermath of the strike, both sides have been committed to greater cooperation, and Mr. Spielman has become an outspoken advocate of worker involvement.
"The Australian government is committed to ongoing cooperation with governments of Papua New Guinea and Nauru to ensure that services supporting the welfare and safety of transferees and settled refugees are delivered to a high standard".
"I think that our relations with France will continue to improve no matter who is president of the United States," Mr. McCain said after leaving Mr. Sarkozy at the Élysée Palace on Friday, "because this president is committed to great cooperation, and values our friendship".
But it has staked a place for itself as a Muslim-majority country committed to interfaith cooperation, however long and arduous the road to its fulfillment may prove to be.
