Sentence examples for renewing cooperation from inspiring English sources

Lib Dem MP Mark Oaten, writing in the Fabian Review, argues that renewing cooperation with Labour would have a "strong emotional and practical appeal" for many Lib Dems, but that the jury is out and that "equidistance" and talking to Cameron's Conservatives should not be ruled out.

Americans hope renewed cooperation will lead to more exchanges of young officers and joint exercises.

The summer-long flood brought promises of renewed cooperation after years of legal and legislative battles.

Renewed cooperation between Italy and Libya served another, more critical function: reducing the flow of illegal immigrants to Italy.

Yesterday Sir John Sawers, recently retired as head of MI6, called for renewed cooperation between intelligence agencies and internet companies.

In recent months, American intelligence officials have grown increasingly concerned about Yemen, despite a renewed cooperation on counterterrorism with the Yemeni authorities in the past year.

The legislation threatens to further strain President Obama's relationship with Mr. Putin, despite hopes for renewed cooperation and conciliation in Mr. Obama's second term.

"In this respect we do appreciate Syria's decision to renew cooperation with us on our programs to address this humanitarian issue," Mr. Welch said.

Emag writes to the society's directors announcing it has appointed a new chairman and urging renewed cooperation between the action group and the society's management.

The progress, American and Mexican officials said, stemmed from renewed cooperation between Mexico and the United States in the hunt for cartel leaders.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said the administration was close to revealing plans for renewed cooperation between Israel and the Palestinians on preventing terrorism.