Sentence examples for end cooperation from inspiring English sources
Significantly, it takes the threat to end cooperation beyond rhetorical statements to mandate action on the issue.
"The current suggested list of appointments is now utterly discredited and Labour should now end cooperation with the government on these matters.
In 2006 the Saudi government threatened to end cooperation with Britain unless the serious fraud office dropped its investigation into BAE Systems over the al-Yamamah arms deal.
Britain suspended the power-sharing local assembly for Northern Ireland last Monday after it had been threatened with collapse by a decision of Protestant unionist politicians to resign and to end cooperation with their Catholic republican counterparts.
In a letter delivered to Mr. Ashcroft this week, officials said, the French Justice Ministry reminded him that longstanding agreements between the two governments allowed France to end cooperation in cases in which a French defendant held in the United States faced the death penalty.
France 2 responded angrily, threatening to end cooperation with ARD.
His colleagues say that would have amounted to political suicide — ending cooperation with a tribunal investigating his father's death, with nothing in return.
In that case, American and British forces carried out four nights of air and missile strikes against more than 100 targets to punish Mr. Hussein's government for ending cooperation with international weapons inspectors.
When the Germans asked if he knew why Mr. Bahaji had fled to Pakistan before the Sept. 11 attacks, according to the notes, he became agitated and ended cooperation, saying: "Because of the explosiveness of this thing, I do not want to comment further.
Meanwhile, paramilitaries who had agreed to cooperate with the government threatened to end that cooperation, and the FARC demanded a military-free area in which they could conduct their business before setting free any hostages.
"Based on that talk, I have chosen to end the cooperation".
