Dr. Tsang said that while Guangdong officials had notified Hong Kong, as required under recent cooperation agreements, few details had been provided, such as whether the man had traveled anywhere other than Hong Kong.
Dr. Gill said that the cooperation began a few years ago.
It has cornered western powers, which have been left trying to harness Russian cooperation, with dismally few results so far.
We tend to think of bipartisanship as cooperation among a few pragmatic principals in both parties who already agree on how to solve a particular problem.
Studies here of Venezuela's economic ventures with Iran, which began in 2004, reveal more than 300 cooperation agreements, but few projects of any substance.
Since the required legislative harmonization is stymied by the requirement in the EC Treaty that tax provisions be adopted unanimously, the European Commission has proposed that "enhanced cooperation" between as few as eight Member States be employed to initiate harmonization.
The Wrights had the good wishes and eager cooperation of the few local families scattered along this section of the Outer Banks, but otherwise they might have been on the moon.
There have been attempts of regional cooperation in a few other environmental issues, however, the success lacks a coordination among the stakeholders on the three crucial conditions problem, cognitive community, and hegemonic condition.
In the 21st century, technology and globalization are challenging our institutions of government, which were designed to operate on a national scale or in cooperation with a few allies.
These learned men, degree-holders, and local elites supervised local affairs and sponsored necessary facilities of local communities; any local magistrate appointed to his office by the government relied upon the cooperation of the few or many local gentry elites in the area.
