• Sometimes, when we share agendas, we work in co-operation.

    ECONOMIST: Letters

  • Mr Alexander added that the government, together with Germany and France, was putting additional funds into the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, to aid work on establishing global agreements to prevent companies avoiding tax by moving profits from one country to another with a lower tax rate.

    BBC: Tax not 'voluntary', Alexander tells firms

  • He acknowledged the good safety record of UK and Norwegian drilling and promised to work in close co-operation with their national governments.

    BBC: Call for moratorium on oil drilling proves controversial

  • Martin Mogg, the governor of the prison, says that the new measures can only work with the co-operation of the paramilitary prisoners.

    ECONOMIST: Ulster

  • "Providing quality education for all of our youngsters is absolutely vital and we are confident that with hard work and the co-operation of the school we can swiftly deliver the improvements demanded by Estyn, " added Ms Alexander.

    BBC: John Beddoes School

  • Capello acknowledged that managing England will be very different to being in charge of a club side - but says he is confident he can work well with his players, and gain the co-operation of Premier League managers too.

    BBC: Capello unveiled as England coach

  • The governments and warring groups among which they work will withdraw their co-operation.

    ECONOMIST: Humanitarianism

  • One of the emphases will be on encouraging greater flexibility and co-operation in the way the various medical professions work: nurses will be given greater responsibility, so that doctors can use their time more productively.

    ECONOMIST: Health

  • Although offshore oil-service companies compete hard for work in the North Sea, they are apparently willing to try co-operation in some areas.

    ECONOMIST: Fashions are changing in the inward-investment business

  • As part of the process, Mr Karzai and Mr Zardari have agreed to work together on a framework of co-operation following the international troops' departure next year.

    BBC: Afghan-Pakistani co-operation talks due to begin in UK

  • We will continue to work with the Venezuelan government to build our co-operation in areas of mutual interest.

    BBC: Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez

  • That Regional Co-operation Council in Sarajevo has been patiently ploughing through a mass of dull, necessary work.

    ECONOMIST: Former Yugoslavia patches itself together

  • The two sides agreed to work on a bilateral investment treaty to unlock the huge potential for co-operation.

    ECONOMIST: America and India try to define a new sort of relationship

  • My first priority is now to get to know this richly varied community, which has already proved exceptionally welcoming to myself and my family, and to work with them all to keep the College a place of warmth and co-operation, challenge and excellence.

    BBC: Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams

  • But there was a lot of work to be done, she added, to create an atmosphere in which co-operation could flower.

    BBC: Aung San Suu Kyi cautiously positive on Burma reform

  • In Northern Ireland, my government will continue to work towards the full implementation of all aspects of the Belfast Agreement and maintain close co-operation with the Republic of Ireland.

    BBC: The Queen's speech in full

  • Mr Cable suggested in his speech that the future business bank could work with commercial banks such as the UK's Co-Op, and the British operation of Swedish lender Handelsbanken.

    BBC: Cable confirms government plans for a business bank

  • Couple that with the words in the Norwegian Nobel Committee's citation that the peace prize is being awarded to Obama "for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and co-operation between peoples" and that they have "attached special importance to Obama's vision of and work for a world without nuclear weapons, " and the message is clear.

    CNN: Analysis: Did Obama win Nobel for not being Bush?

  • After the Iraqis bowed to the imminence of American bombs and agreed to resume co-operation with Unscom, Mr Butler demanded that they produce a slew of documents deemed vital to Unscom's work.

    ECONOMIST: Saddam��s sleep of the unjust

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