Sentence examples for suspend co-operation from inspiring English sources

So far western governments have been threatening to suspend co-operation on preparations for June's G8 meeting, to be hosted by Putin in Sochi; expanding the list of persona non grata; and proposing asset freezes and trade sanctions.

It is indeed not a simple matter for me as an Israeli citizen to call on foreign governments, regional authorities, international social movements, faith-based organisations, unions and citizens to suspend co-operation with Israel.

The report, and Australia's subsequent lack of a public apology, prompted Yudhoyono to suspend co-operation on defence and border protection – a damaging development given the Coalition's reliance on Jakarta for co-operation in stopping the flow of asylum boats from Java.

"The club was forced earlier in the season to suspend co-operation with the BBC over its serious misrepresentation of the club manager's position on violence and sectarianism.

Northerners also favored the co-operative multipolar approach of the Arctic Council, with only 36percentt in favor of suspending co-operation with Russia because of the conflict in Ukraine.

The Iraqis, for their part, have declared that they are suspending co-operation.

Australia should not arbitrarily act the way it did especially following the suspended co-operation between the countries," he said.

Last month Mr Graham suspended co-operation on energy and immigration, accusing the Democratic leadership of playing electoral politics on these issues.

Yudhoyono has temporarily suspended co-operation with Canberra in a number of key areas, including joint efforts to combat people smuggling of asylum seekers and all joint military exercises.

Iraq suspended co-operation with Mr Butler's inspectors, allowing only monitoring of sites already inspected a form of surveillance that will continue to take place once Mr Butler has pronounced himself satisfied.August, the month when Mr Hussein invaded Kuwait, may seem right for a little opportunistic brinkmanship.

They would much prefer elections to Kosovo-wide institutions, creating at least the embryo of an independent state.The UN's relations with Kosovo's main power-brokers are already strained: Hashim Thaci, the former commander of the Kosovo Liberation Army, has suspended co-operation with UN institutions as a protest at the concessions he says are being given to local Serbs.