Sentence examples similar to direct co operation with from inspiring English sources

Assad told the BBC the coalition - which includes Britain - would "convey information" through third parties, including Iraq, but he ruled out any direct co-operation with the United States.

And the focus is not so much on any old user as direct co-operation with institutions.

Add to this the direct co-operation with institutions such as the EU, UNESCO, WHO, or other ministries, and the job just described becomes a challenge worth taking on.

ASW remained in third place, behind direct co-operation with surface fleets.

Main focus was the direct co-operation between the employee and robot.

But again there's no direct co-operation".

DR. HORN: Then I will put other questions, which concern his direct co-operation.

But again there's no direct co-operation... Through a third party - more than one party - Iraq and other countries.

The new government's defence strategy placed less emphasis on defending Australia from direct attack and greater emphasis on working in co-operation with regional states and Australia's allies to manage potential security threats.

According to an EU proposal, the ECB will "have direct oversight of eurozone banks, although in a differentiated way and in close co-operation with national supervisory authorities".

A: Because the Mobility Centres are working in the field, in close co-operation with the universities and research bodies in the region, they have direct access to local expertise and reliable information.