In the past, F.B.I. liaison agents stationed in Europe benefitted from the expertise and cooperation of European law enforcement and intelligence officers.
Privately, Greek and European officials said they did not believe that Greece's increasingly weak political class would have the will or the time to carry out the new austerity measures, which they say require complex legal expertise and cooperation among ministries in a state that lags in administrative capacity.
Networking, mutualising expertise and cooperation are suggested by respondents as aids to bring industry up to speed in applying the methods.
"[B]ut there have been no indications of compassion, expertise, or cooperation coming from the DHS Secretary or his senior staff," Gutiérrez said in an email.
By sharing the costs of research computing support across many research groups, SBGrid achieves efficiencies through economies of scale, the sharing of expertise and cooperation to promote common goals.
Besides, Japanese NGOs offered development cooperation expertise.
Mr. Spitzer seems well positioned to provide that service, as long as he invites the cooperation and expertise of the Federal Emergency Management Agency and others with experience in dealing with national disasters.
To sum up, while SSC in the 1950s and 1960s focused on exchanging industrial expertise, today Latin American cooperation is driven by a broad range of factors that expose diverse motivations.
As stipulated in the Cancún Agreements, parties: "Recognize[d] the need to strengthen international cooperation and expertise in order to understand and reduce loss and damage associated with the adverse effects of climate change, including impacts related to extreme weather events and slow onset events" (UNFCCC 2010, p. 6).
The statements covered subjects such as communication, accessibility, affection, care from other health care providers such as an assistant, specialised or diabetes nurse and/or practice nurse), organisation, patient-centred care, cooperation and expertise [ 14].
