Sentence examples for increased cooperation from from inspiring English sources

Drawing on both our own assets and increased cooperation from allies around the world, we are uncovering terrorist plans and breaking up their cells.

The Bush administration also failed to reach a deal with President Saleh, but the Obama administration had hoped to get increased cooperation from Yemen, which critics say has a history of coddling Islamic extremists and releasing convicted terrorists.

Aides to Mrs. Clinton said her remarks that military tactics in Iraq are "working" referred specifically to reports of increased cooperation from Sunnis leading to greater success against insurgents in Al Anbar Province.

Last week, the C.I.A. director, Leon Panetta, announced that thanks in large part to increased cooperation from Pakistan, drone strikes along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border are "seriously disrupting Al Qaeda," and one killed the terrorist suspected of planning an attack on an American base in December that caused the deaths of seven Americans.

In this experiment, the fear of being shamed as well as the promise of being honoured led to increased cooperation from the entire group and might even help transform a crowd into a community.

Mr. Sheehan also received increasing cooperation from the Air Force.

Another area that needs coordination is the process of national ethics review; while some of it lies beyond the control of UB, a streamlining of the review application process and current efforts to avoid duplicate submissions to UB and ministry of health will facilitate research and increase cooperation from researchers.

Fiat said it would cut 3.1 billion euros in costs through 2006, with part of the savings coming from increased cooperation with General Motors, which owns 20percentt of Fiat's carmaking unit.

Post-conflict settings are generally resource constrained, therefore increased cooperation with and investments from private and commercial sectors, including social entrepreneurs [ 54], will be needed to advance e-health infrastructure.

Asia-Pacific governments commit to increase cooperation for child rights Governments from 28 countries across Asia and the Pacific today committed themselves to improving the rights of children in the world's most populous region by increasing cooperation on issues critical to children's survival, development and protection.

On top of that, there has been a clear trend across millennia toward increased cooperation among humans, a move away from vengeance toward mutual respect and dignity, with a corresponding evolution away from authoritarian structures toward pluralism and open inquiry.