Sentence examples for whose cooperation from inspiring English sources

Augustus particularly wished to conciliate the senatorial class, without whose cooperation civilian government was impossible.

Another person whose cooperation prosecutors may be seeking is Magliocchetti's son, Mark Magliocchetti.

Turkey, whose cooperation is essential for the pipeline, has haggled for months over transit rules.

Other Pashtuns, whose cooperation with the Taliban has been purely pragmatic, should be considered.

Historically, overly broad detention policies have only bred enemies within the communities whose cooperation we seek.

These are people whose cooperation the bureau could obtain, he said, just as it does in criminal investigations.

Attacking Iraq will set back the war on terror, by alienating the allies whose cooperation we need.

Whoever it may be should start by repairing relations with the media, whose cooperation is vital to the Met's work.

The company said it had scheduled a meeting with suppliers, whose cooperation is needed to prevent a bankruptcy filing.

In 1966 Ecevit became secretary-general of the RPP under İsmet İnönü, whose cooperation with the country's military government he opposed.

There are plenty of recent examples of defendants whose cooperation early in an investigation turned out to cause significant problems later.