Sentence examples for of improved cooperation from inspiring English sources

The drone strike came after months of improved cooperation between American and Pakistani intelligence officials.

At the time, United States officials cited the closures as evidence of improved cooperation with Saudi Arabia on fighting terrorism.

He said the police expected that the arrests would seriously weaken the group, which is already suffering the effects of improved cooperation with French authorities, as well as newly hostile international climate toward terrorism following the Sept. 11 attacks in the United States.

In surveys, health professionals agree on the positive effects of improved cooperation [ 25, 27], but it is often difficult to achieve well-functioning cooperation in practice [ 6].

Embracing the Manhattan principles (Cook et al. 2004), the One Health movement strives to develop new methods to assess human and animal health and their respective social and environmental determinants and to assess the added value of improved cooperation and collaboration of human and animal health disciplines, research and interventions (Enserink 2007; Zinsstag et al. 2011, 2012).

The capacity building programmes carried out over the last years significantly improved the capacity of CSWs to deliver better services in a more coherent manner, based on improved cooperation with other services, families in need and NGOs, and with the support of a better data monitoring system.

Federation Minister of Labor and Social Policy, Mr. Vjekoslav Čamber invited donors, organizations and institutions to support the implementation of this Protocol and added: "I believe that the signing of the Protocol on Cooperation between the three ministries will lead to improved cooperation among all institutions providing educational, health and social protection services.

But several other obstacles to improved cooperation, from a trucking dispute to immigration matters, remain unresolved.

The committee also called for improved cooperation among the myriad police, state and federal security forces, and for an increased vigilance to the threat posed by far-right extremism, which had been less of a concern after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, which drew attention and resources to combating Islamic extremism.

The regional UNODC representative, likewise, attributed the production decline to improved cooperation between law enforcement agencies and Afghan policy makers.

Physicians identified a need for improved cooperation between health-care professionals, and increased psychological support for patients.