Sentence examples for cooperation on foreign from inspiring English sources

Our nation has a long history of bipartisan cooperation on foreign policy and national security.

Since 1994, the Republicans in Congress have recklessly tossed aside decades of bipartisan cooperation on foreign policy.

With his remarks, Mr. Bush put himself in a tradition of bipartisan cooperation on foreign policy that has increasingly been eroded in recent years.

The nub of the matter is a policy paper put forward last month by Catherine Ashton, the E.U. foreign policy chief, that asserts, "The current arms embargo is a major impediment for developing stronger E.U.-China cooperation on foreign policy and security measures.

America's campaign to locate terrorists depends heavily on the cooperation of foreign intelligence services.

One lengthy section, on the cooperation of foreign governments like Saudi Arabia, was deleted at the insistence of the administration.

DIPLOMACY -- Prime Minister Ayad Allawi, returning from a 10-day Middle East trip, said he had received pledges of more cooperation on stopping foreign terrorists.

This general posture is also reflected in the so-called "7 pillars of cooperation" agreed on by Foreign Minister of Japan Yōhei Kōno and Foreign Minister of Germany Joschka Fischer on 30 October 2000: Pillar 1: Contribution for peace and stability of the international community Pillar 2: Consolidation of economic and trade relationships, under benefit of globalization impulses.

In the Caribbean, it would mean undoing the divisions created by colonialism, through regional economic cooperation and reduced dependence on foreign aid and foreign banks.

Like many scientists, he was a strong supporter of Mikhail S. Gorbachev's effort to overhaul Soviet society, and was elected to the Soviet Congress of People's Deputies in 1990 on a platform of freeing scientific research from government control and restrictions on foreign cooperation.

The department attributed the low numbers to its dependence on cooperation from foreign governments.