Sentence examples for suspend cooperation from inspiring English sources

The governor, Hamed al-Qaisi, threatened to resign in protest and said he would suspend cooperation with American officials.

In the early days of what grew into the Libyan uprising, Muammar el-Qaddafi summoned European Union ministers to Tripoli and issued an ultimatum: Stop supporting the protesters, or I'll suspend cooperation on migration and Europe will be facing a human flood of from North Africa.

That clash, which the Basra police said left at least two of its officers dead, set off angry remarks from Iraqi officials in Basra and Baghdad, and on Wednesday, the Basra provincial council voted to suspend cooperation with the British there.

After Egypt threatened to suspend cooperation for exhibitions organized with the Louvre as well as any work done by the Louvre on the pharaonic necropolis of Saqqara, south of Cairo, France's culture minister said his country was ready to return the antiquities if they were stolen.

Speaking at a news conference in Delhi, he said that if India conducted nuclear tests Japan would suspend cooperation.

And it has threatened to suspend cooperation on navigational systems that depend on outposts in Russia.

In 2005, he accused the D.E.A. of spying and suspended cooperation with the agency.

Also today, monitors from the Organization of American States said they had found grave flaws in the vote-counting software and were suspending cooperation with Peruvian elections officials.

Johnson's call for emergency supplies to be allowed into the region was made after more than 70 aid groups suspended cooperation with the UN in Syria.

Israel has suspended cooperation with Unesco, a day after the UN cultural agency adopted a draft resolution that Israel says denies the deep historic Jewish connection to holy sites in Jerusalem.

Today Israel said it would suspended cooperation with an international fact-finding commission on the recent violence, led by former United States Senator George Mitchell, after a team visited a disputed Jerusalem site without giving prior notification.