Sentence examples for intensifying cooperation from inspiring English sources

We are committed to intensifying cooperation against this threat, which will bolster both the security and health of the citizens of our countries.

Famous for having his cake and eating it, he promises the impossible: "A new better relationship with the EU based on free trade and partnership", "intensifying" cooperation on arts, sciences and universities, "improving the environment".

Against this background, this paper aims at assessing potential migration flows to the EU from the countries with which the EU is intensifying cooperation – recent entrant Croatia, several candidate countries and members of the EaP program – by utilizing the experiences of the enlargement wave of 2004.

Brett McGurk, US envoy to the anti-IS coalition welcomed the decision to attack the extremist group, saying, "We look forward to intensifying cooperation with Turkey and all of our partners in the global fight against ISIL [IS]," in a tweet.

He said the conversation — initiated by the American side — focused on intensified cooperation "in the context of the recent Boston bombing".

We also welcome the opportunity to intensify cooperation in energy exploration and development, especially in oil and gas, including in the Caspian region.

From my standpoint, I am convinced that it is necessary to intensify cooperation with many countries, including in North Africa and the Middle East".

David Cameron will make it easier for intelligence agencies to access information about airline passengers and announce measures to intensify cooperation with Turkey and Germany as the government moves to stem the flow of British-born jihadis travelling to and from Syria and Iraq.

Johnson sought to reassure remain voters the UK will continue to intensify cooperation with the EU and told his fellow leave supporters they must accept the 52-48 referendum win was "not entirely overwhelming".

The prime minister, who will make a statement to MPs at 3.30pm, has already reached agreement with his coalition deputy on proposals to improve the flow of information about airline passengers to intelligence agencies, and to intensify cooperation with Germany and Turkey – the main routes used by jihadis to reach Syria.

"I reiterate once more our sincere keenness to intensify cooperation with Italian authorities to resolve any ambiguity related to this painful incident and bring their perpetrators to justice," he said, according to a transcript of his remarks that were posted on the newspaper's website in English.