Sentence examples for for improved cooperation from inspiring English sources

The committee also called for improved cooperation among the myriad police, state and federal security forces, and for an increased vigilance to the threat posed by far-right extremism, which had been less of a concern after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, which drew attention and resources to combating Islamic extremism.

Physicians identified a need for improved cooperation between health-care professionals, and increased psychological support for patients.

Erdoğan's ministers have meanwhile begun talking in more amicable terms about the prospects for improved cooperation with the EU in the wake of the Brexit vote.

She said the treaty, which also bans military use of the continent, could be a model for improved cooperation and coordination in the Arctic, which is not governed by a similar pact.

The drone strike came after months of improved cooperation between American and Pakistani intelligence officials.

At the time, United States officials cited the closures as evidence of improved cooperation with Saudi Arabia on fighting terrorism.

In surveys, health professionals agree on the positive effects of improved cooperation [ 25, 27], but it is often difficult to achieve well-functioning cooperation in practice [ 6].

Under a potential agreement, municipal structures in Serb-majority northern Kosovo would attain greater autonomy in return for Belgrade's improved cooperation with the Kosovo government.

Public access to databases and digital networks build the basis for an easier information exchange and an improved cooperation between scientists.

Dr. Chan, who was Hong Kong's top health official during the SARS outbreak there, has been in her new office less than a year, and the health organization's experiences during her tenure have underlined the need for improved international cooperation and communication.

The additional requirements for management of these stocks largely relate to the need for improved international cooperation in monitoring and research, determining suitable management measures, implementing management plans, and enforcing regulations, which together add substantial technical and political complexity to the task of achieving responsible fisheries.