Sentence examples for damaging cooperation from inspiring English sources

Instead, he said, "he is damaging cooperation from the greatest allies the U.S. has in counterterrorism".

At the release of the report on Wednesday, Karen B. Stewart, the State Department's senior human rights official, said that the document's pointed criticism of China's record neither ran counter to Mrs. Clinton's remarks nor was likely to damage cooperation between the nations.

The US Navy at Bethesda is damaging this cooperation through its actions in Bethesda, Maryland.

However, if the folded state cannot be attained because of irreversible damage, cooperation between BAG3, STUB1 and SQSTM1 triggers FLN ubiquitination and autophagic disposal (Fig. 1).

But we are firmly opposed to any groundless accusations and speculations, since they will only damage the cooperation efforts and atmosphere between the two sides to strengthen dialogue and cooperation".

ETA has been severely damaged by cooperation between Spain and France, and last year the group killed only 3 people, compared with 23 in 2000 and 15 in 2001.

We have seen that for risky cooperation, the mental gymnastics that accompany rational reflection may be damaging to cooperative outcomes because such reflection augments social predictive uncertainty.

It has nothing to do with security; it has everything to do with damaging any sign of cooperation in the future.

The order was "totally unnecessary and is driving us to potentially seriously damage our narcotics cooperation in the key source countries," the cable said.

Beijing is also complaining bitterly about President Obama's planned meeting this month with the Dalai Lama, warning it would "damage trust and cooperation" between the two countries.

The Foreign Ministry issued a statement on Sunday, saying a US grand jury indictment of five Chinese military officials was "made up" and would "damage Sino-American cooperation and mutual trust".