He said there might be some cooperation with federal authorities, such as police turning over immigrants in the country illegally who commit serious violent crimes.
One of the biggest challenges for this program might be gaining cooperation from Republican governors, who have turned down federal money for health care and high-speed rail over ideological objections.
Among the opposition, the Northern Alliance is engaged in an armed struggle to unseat the Taliban, the secretary said, and tribes in the south might be coaxed into cooperation.
Robinson was sympathetic to the fears of Cecil John Rhodes, who had entered Cape politics in 1881, that British expansion into Bechuanaland, the road to the north, might be blocked by cooperation between the Transvaal Boers and the Germans who had established a protectorate over South West Africa in 1884.
Activities in this area might be supported by cooperation with institutions such as NICE National Institute of Clinical Excellencee) in the UK.
But in its goodness, a thing is like God, overflowing into another, imparting itself to those below it in an act which might be called a cooperation with the redemption of all things.
CFIUS was reportedly concerned that Chinese espionage agencies could use financial data collected by MoneyGram to ferret American citizens in financial difficulties who might be open to cooperation with Beijing.
It follows the proscriptions of cellular life or the cellular skills that might be utilized including cooperation and competition, active trading of resources, and transfers of information that are similar to any other constituent within any mixed cellular ecology.
Many Poles adopted an attitude that might be called "resigned cooperation".
And in fall of 2014, it seemed like officials might be pushing for cooperation between police and the nation's pangolin conservation program in Ninh Binh Province's Cuc Phuong Park, agreeing to turn over smuggled animals for rehabilitation and release.
