Sentence examples for increasing cooperation with from inspiring English sources
The report recommends setting loftier goals for humans in space, focusing research more clearly toward those goals, and increasing cooperation with other nations and private industry.
The key to meeting this and other challenges in a changing Asia is increasing cooperation with our allies.
They pledged to further tighten controls on communication between prisoners, including increasing cooperation with other German states to monitor prisoners' mail.
The official said European leaders would discuss longer-term strategies for dealing with the crisis, particularly increasing cooperation with Turkey and the countries bordering Syria to keep the millions of refugees at home.
The report recommended that regulators attempt to reduce "regulatory asymmetry" between those companies subject to the FCPA and those not by shifting the focus of FCPA enforcement from companies to individuals and increasing cooperation with other countries.
Representative David Dreier, Republican of California, said the bill deserved bipartisan support because the pipeline "will create 20,000 to 25,000 jobs immediately and reduce dependence on Middle Eastern oil while increasing cooperation with our close neighbor to the north, Canada".
Pakistan expects the United States to appreciate its efforts and increase cooperation with it in its effort to achieve the shared objective of eliminating terrorism.
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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.
It is notable that despite the huge advantage the UK possesses in its "Five Eyes" intelligence relationship with the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, our agencies attach a high importance to increased cooperation with European counterparts.
