Sentence examples for cooperation on intelligence from inspiring English sources
Mr. Musharraf said their talks focused on the need for cooperation on intelligence to meet "this menace of extremism and terrorism, which is destroying both our countries".
"This aroused praise from Putin and Obama, and their satisfaction," Mr. Peskov told the Interfax news service, adding that cooperation on intelligence "on the whole promotes mutual confidence in bilateral relations".
The mayors completed their emergency two-day meeting here by presenting Mr. Ridge with a list of their urgent needs, including money, cooperation on intelligence and help for urban workers who had lost their jobs since Sept. 11.
He says the Isis threat means that "we need a firm security response, whether that is military action to go after the terrorists, international cooperation on intelligence and counter-terrorism, or uncompromising action against terrorists at home".
Sweden first signed a memorandum of understanding with Saudi Arabia in 2005, setting out details of cooperation on intelligence, surveillance and weapons manufacture, and paving the way for the sale of Saab's Erieye radar system to the Saudis in 2010.
Merkel denounced "spying among friends" at an EU meeting and, together with France, called for a renewed "frameworks for cooperation" on intelligence sharing by the end of the year.
"There are other types of agreements you could have: cooperation, limits on intelligence, greater transparency.
"But clearly, we have to do a much better job in working together between Germany and the United States to sort out what the appropriate lines of cooperation are on intelligence and security," Clinton told Spiegel.
However, Inkster says that while cooperation on signals intelligence - between GCHQ and the US National Security Agency - has been remarkably durable, "on the human-intelligence side the relationship has been much more volatile, and at times almost antagonistic".
The two leaders, however, also discussed deepening cooperation on military intelligence and counterterrorism, he said.
If the Pakistani Army is too weak to act effectively, what about cooperation on the intelligence front?
