Sentence examples for defending cooperation from inspiring English sources

"USCIS is, like it or not, part of a cycle," Cissna said, defending cooperation with ICE.

He defended cooperation with the US after the September 11 attacks, saying his administration had calculated Washington would return the favour.

Letters by the companies released Monday broadly defended the cooperation with law enforcement officials.

She has defended German cooperation with the National Security Agency program, called Prism, and rejected any comparison between it and the invasive methods used by the Stasi, the secret police of East Germany's Communist government.

Though privacy advocates have denounced the examination of banking transactions, the Swift consortium has defended its cooperation with the counterterrorism program and has not indicated any intention to stop cooperating with the broad administrative subpoenas issued to obtain its data.

Now some of those same countries are looking to Beijing to defend international cooperation on matters as diverse as trade and climate change, propelling China to new heights on the world stage.

In this paper, we make the first effort to cope with LFAs from a techno-economic perspective, for accelerating ISPs' cooperation in defending against LFAs.

Refusing to shoot your own citizens and instead defending them IS non-cooperation, and soldiers who refuse to follow illegal orders ARE honoring the tenets of civil disobedience.

And while it's wrapped up in a claim to defend international tax cooperation, it looks more like an attempt to prevent an effective measure against international tax-dodging".

But the spokesman defended U.S.-Turkish cooperation against the Islamic State, noting Turkish steps such as working with the U.S. on targeting the group's financing and agreeing to host a Pentagon-run train-and-equip program for U.S-backed moderate Syrian rebels.

Hence, monogamy as an evolutionary preadaptation is indistinguishable from ecological factors favoring cooperation, such as defending nests or sequentially provisioning offspring.