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On Wednesday, Assistant Secretary of State Johnnie Carson reiterated that the United States now needed Rwanda's cooperation to get Mr. Ntaganda to The Hague.

I some days just can't believe -- it's incomprehensible to me -- it's incomprehensible that we would wind up in this situation without a plan and without international cooperation to get this done".

President Bush and his top aides hailed the approval of the Peru deal on Thursday and called on the same bipartisan cooperation to get behind pending deals on Panama, Colombia and South Korea.

"I do think that there are very active efforts under way, for instance, to undermine the ability of the Iranians under the cover of civilian nuclear cooperation to get the components that would help them for nuclear weapons developments".

Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah, the committee's ranking Republican, said Monday, "I hope the Obama administration isn't referring to the Finance Committee investigation or the hearing we are having, because we need their full cooperation to get to the truth".

Total productive maintenance is cooperation to get the important job of maintenance done reliably and effectively.

But it will always be in the best spirit of cooperation, to make sure we get the right answer for the American people, and that we pursue the president's foreign policy as he has divined it from the will of the American people.

But as the push towards the last urban stronghold of Isis in Iraq continues, the cooperation necessary to get them there is already starting to fray.

In this case, the correct design guideline is to use our protocol with cooperation, if the objective is to have a system that is fast in detecting the node capture attack, though using more energy in particular, in our example until a flooding interval of 38 seconds and then to switch cooperation off, to get a cheaper protocol that can be used when the flooding interval can be larger.

We only need to look at the effectiveness of Senators Olympia Snowe, Barbara Mikulski, Kirsten Gillibrand and Lisa Murkowski -- a bipartisan group of leaders who created a "zone of civility" and cooperation to actually get something done on behalf of the American people.

Obama can't rightly say the sequester isn't his, but he did need cooperation from Congress to get to this point".