Sentence examples for intention to cooperate from inspiring English sources

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

She called the government's actions "clearly not a sign of their intention to cooperate in good faith".

"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.

Mr. Murdoch had already moved quickly to denounce the hacking and announce its intention to cooperate with the police, but the damage was proving difficult to contain.

Both the United States and Britain have made clear they expect the new Libyan government to help find those responsible for the attacks, and the new Libyan leaders had been giving mixed signals about their intention to cooperate.

The comments indicate Mr. Letta's intention to cooperate with E.U. officials in adhering to strict spending policies, even though the measures are opposed by large segments of the political class in Rome.

Rivalry decreases intentions to cooperate and leads to lower cooperation performance (Kogut 1989; Evald and Bager 2008).

The scores on the questions about fulfilling their intentions showed no differences compared to the questions about fulfilling their intentions to cooperate with their trainees.

"His intention is to cooperate in the investigation," Bachner said.

"Our joint intention is to cooperate in all aspects of global security, American security and Polish security," he said.

"It is my intention to fully cooperate with the investigation consistent with my constitutional obligations to Congress and my duties and responsibilities to my constituents," he said.