Sentence examples for intention of cooperating from inspiring English sources

The moderates then formed the Ummah (Nation Partyy, with the intention of cooperating with the British toward independence.

But even the Red Cross in Geneva has got it figured out: the administration has no intention of cooperating.

The exit strategy has another problem as well: the war crimes tribunal itself, which has no intention of cooperating.

A senior Iranian official said no raids had been carried out and Tehran had no intention of cooperating with Washington.

But Ms. Park's conservative South Korean government insists that it has no intention of cooperating with the North unless it first changes its provocative behavior.

In the Democratic narrative, the top GOP senator signaled early on he had no intention of cooperating with the new president.

"On a practical level it will not make much difference, but it is a statement of direction: it shows that Russia no longer has any intention of ratifying the treaty in future or of cooperating with the court".

He wrote, "In this regard, I assure you that it is our intention to cooperate with your office and the offices of the other district attorneys within the archdiocese".

"Israel has no intention to cooperate," said Mark Regev, a spokesman for the Israeli government, which has a long history of discord with the council in Geneva.

The U.K. has made it clear that it has no intention to cooperate.

Also on Tuesday, India's Minister of State for External Affairs, Anand Sharma urged upon the Pakistan to own up Kasab's nationality as the 'first step' to indicate its intention to cooperate in the probe into the Mumbai mayhem.