Sentence examples for more extensive cooperation from inspiring English sources

But for AOL Time Warner to deliver its broad packages of broadband video, data and messaging products, more extensive cooperation from other cable providers will be required.

Second, he will pursue more extensive cooperation with Russia in Syria, against ISIS but also against other anti-Assad groups that could conceivably be described as Islamist.

On the other hand, plans for a Nordic customs union, which were discussed during the 1960s and which aimed at more extensive cooperation than already existed within the framework of EFTA, produced no result.

One response to shifting budgets is more extensive cooperation, especially some form of libriregionalism (a term I just invented), which would put a strong, collective research library within a relatively short distance of all scholars.

The contract is reported to be worth less than $10m£7.5m5m) to Google but could potentially lead to more extensive cooperation with the Pentagon.

Countries which wish to have more extensive cooperation in fields such as foreign policy and justice can reach agreements on such matters outside the Treaty.

The commission, the executive body of the European Union, said cooperation between members of the alliances that served trans-Atlantic routes "was far more extensive" than cooperation between alliance members in other parts of the world, and that it would handle the investigation "as a matter of priority".

The Green Berets were one element of an accelerating security arrangement in which the two nations were laying the groundwork for more extensive military cooperation.

But a string of scorching emails to the club president, Barry Forman, made available for The Washington Post's review by a person with close ties to club members, captured the anger at Obama, who has initiated more extensive military cooperation with Israel than any of his predecessors but has also been more willing to openly criticize Israeli government decisions.

When the investigations began, the Commission said the levels of cooperation between the airlines seemed "more extensive than the general cooperation between these airlines and other airlines which are part of the Star and oneworld alliances".

"In view of the unfolding emergency in the countries along the western Balkans migratory route, there is a need for much greater cooperation, more extensive consultation and immediate operational action," a statement said.