Sentence examples for vital cooperation from inspiring English sources

In all of those tasks, local residents provided vital cooperation.

The UN inspectors were in Iraq but progress was slow and the vital cooperation of Iraqi scientists withheld.

He added that the Arizona law might lead to police harassment of U.S. citizens and is threatening to harm vital cooperation along the border with Mexican authorities, who have strongly condemned the law.

Yvette Cooper, chair of Labour's refugee task force, said the EU played a central role in the fight against human trafficking: "Being in the EU gives our police the tools they need to bring evil human trafficking gangs to justice, including vital cooperation through Europol".

The chief coalition spokesman, German Brigadier-General Gunter Katz, told reporters the shootings would not prompt a rowing back on vital cooperation or training with Afghan police and soldiers to curtail more shootings.

Such counterproductive moves could bring down the most moderate leadership the Palestinians have had, empower Hamas and shred vital security cooperation between Israel and the authority.

This crisis of distrust and dysfunction will weaken our ability to protect U.S. interests around the globe and put vital international cooperation at risk.

Sir Keir Starmer, Labour's Brexit spokesman, said it was vital that cooperation with EU nations was maintained in the fight against terrorism and international crime: "That will be difficult now that we are exiting the EU.

Even The Washington Post's lawyers, in trying to quash the Randal subpoena, acknowledged that in particular situations subpoenas might be warranted: for example, if a journalist's testimony is absolutely vital and cooperation would not imperil him or his family and colleagues.

The P.A. also provides a basic infrastructure for Palestinian life and, as any Israeli intelligence official will tell you, it provides vital, daily cooperation with Israeli security services that have kept the West Bank largely quiet for years — and relieved Israel of the costs and headache of administering it directly.

Promoting the behaviour of altruists and depressing that of egoists is vital for cooperation [1], [2].