Sentence examples similar to implementation of bilateral cooperation from inspiring English sources

Obviously, US passage of the 'Magnitsky Law' will adversely affect the prospects of bilateral cooperation".

The spokeswoman added: "We have a range of bilateral cooperation with Saudi Arabia and that continues.

The reset had allowed us to pick off the low-hanging fruit in terms of bilateral cooperation.

"We have embarked today on a new journey of bilateral cooperation," Mr. Singh said in a Twitter post on Monday evening.

In an example of bilateral cooperation, Italian authorities arrested Mr. Ahmed and informed their Belgian counterparts of the suspected plot; the Belgians arrested Mr. Chabarou the same day.

European countries already have varying degrees of bilateral cooperation on counterterrorism, but the union has made only piecemeal efforts to address terrorist threats multilaterally.

But the importance of bilateral cooperation is suggested by evidence that border walls are more effective when guarded from both sides.

Among those museums was Princeton, which in October 2007 agreed to relinquish eight antiquities in exchange for Italian loans and new forms of bilateral cooperation.

"We recognise the importance of bilateral cooperation between these two countries, but the numbers must add up," they added cautiously.

Lavrov's comments came after a meeting in Moscow on August 21 with his Egyptian counterpart Sameh Shoukry that focused on a number of bilateral cooperation issues.

This is the foundation of bilateral cooperation.