Sentence examples for official cooperation from inspiring English sources

They wanted the unauthorised tour: beyond police escorts into sketchier areas, they didn't enlist much official cooperation.

That's what Army helicopters were for, their accessibility to journalists along with other official cooperation with no censorship, a distinguishing feature of the war, was never seen before or since.

An in-depth look at the company by Brad Stone, a former New York Times reporter, written with official cooperation, presented a view of Amazon as a Darwinian snake pit.

With about 340 pieces on display, curators said the show represents the first official cooperation between museums from Turkey and Greece, and is the first time that artifacts from museums like the National Archaeological Museum of Athens will be displayed next to Anatolian objects from Turkish museums.

This declaration signified a new era of hope for official cooperation over Nile River waters outside of the standing Nile Treaty.

In September 2013, the Somali federal government and its Chinese counterpart signed an official cooperation agreement in Mogadishu as part of a five-year national recovery plan in Somalia.

Raffaele Marchetti, a professor of international relations at Luiss University in Rome who has followed the case, said Italy had witnessed a slight improvement in Egyptian officials' cooperation in the ongoing investigation into Regeni's murder, and that there was an expectation that Egypt could still arrest an official, possibly a low level officer, which would acknowledge some state culpability.

Another official said cooperation between the State Department and the White House was "as good as we've had in quite a while".

A central government witness was David C. Ead, a former Providence tax official whose cooperation was prompted in part by a videotape featuring him as a kind of bribe facilitator.

A Cypriot government official said cooperation on the matter would be dictated by the memorandum of understanding between the Republic of Cyprus and the British-run bases.

This year, Vice President Dick Cheney, who, more than any Bush official resisted cooperation with the U.N. in the Iraq war, made a firm, low-key defense of the U.S. policy.