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With no way of sending investigators to Sudan (which refuses to grant them visas), the international court's prosecutor said in 2005 that it would count on cooperation from nongovernmental organizations, among other institutions.
After years in which Mr. Musharraf proved unable or unwilling to rein in militants in Pakistan, American officials say they are now more skeptical than ever that they can count on cooperation from Pakistan's military leaders, even including Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, a former head of Pakistan's spy agency, who replaced Mr. Musharraf as military chief last November.
But he warned that much depended on cooperation from Serbia.
This ethics office has no subpoena power, instead relying on cooperation from lawmakers.
The department attributed the low numbers to its dependence on cooperation from foreign governments.
Your business is also relying on cooperation from the host at the stand: a low-pay, high-turnover position.
Brownlee was reliant on cooperation from the federal government for virtually all of his major objectives.
If it chooses the latter, the government must depend principally on cooperation from the military.
The success of efforts to promote data sharing depends on cooperation from clinical trialists, who generate and maintain these data.
The government is counting on newfound cooperation from smokers as well as enforcement by way of 100,000 voluntary monitors and fines of up to $700 for companies that don't comply.
