This is true multinational cooperation of the most constructive kind.

The Arctic also presents itself as a unique opportunity for multinational cooperation.

The breakup of a drug ring this month confirmed that multinational cooperation was already under way.

This might mean that membership would be voluntary and subject to multinational cooperation instead of rigid military orthodoxy.

We can hope that multinational cooperation will help to secure Israel's border with Lebanon.

In the 20th century you can see a "quantum leap" in multinational cooperation compared to the 19th century.

Since its inception in 2000, the structure has been concentrated on multinational cooperation in the fields of medical, environmental, industrial, and socioeconomic research.

It also requires maximum multinational cooperation."

"These threats require primarily multinational cooperation."

The release of pollutants by neighboring countries has critically contaminated the Black Sea, and multinational cooperation has not adequately addressed the problem.

Multinational cooperation is absolutely essential to slowing or containing such threats as chemical, biological and nuclear weapons proliferation and the spread of ballistic missile technology.

Indeed, we must issue the challenge of a new mixed economy, a mixed economy of multinational cooperation, founded on policies of partnership and networks.

The last point that distinguishes the global trade in the 19th century compared to the global trade in the 20th century, is the extent of multinational cooperation.

Once a year the ECPRD hosts a Conference of Correspondents to enable networking and direct multinational cooperation.

"Under the mantle of multinational cooperation, it is easier for Latin American officials to take steps that would be politically difficult in bilateral agreements," Ms. Wrobleski said.

Dr. Bonnet joins many other European scientists in asserting that the United States is no longer a reliable partner in major scientific undertakings requiring multinational cooperation.

By extending economical communications connectivity and an automated means for common access to information, PIMS is expected to support an environment conducive to multinational cooperation in Europe.

"I actually believe," General McCaffrey said, "that the certification process is slowly disappearing under the evidence that multinational cooperation better serves the interests of the American people than confrontation."

POA is a United States Southern Command sponsored annual maritime engagement operation to enhance multinational cooperation and strengthen partnership among navies and allied nations throughout the Americas.

Should such a crisis generate a wide rupture, particularly through protectionist measures, the international repercussions could be destructive to the structure of multinational cooperation erected since World War II largely through American initiatives.

The new ties that each country has formed with Washington in recent weeks, and the American bows toward multinational cooperation, could have the surprising effect of reducing the drive for China and Russia to build a stronger alliance.

The United States handed over command of an area south-central Iraq to Poland's military today, the incomplete transfer serving as a somewhat flawed model for the multinational cooperation the United States hopes to amplify.

In another example of multinational cooperation, Apple Computer Inc. is designing a network that will enable elementary and secondary students and teachers in dozens of countries to exchange information and conduct joint research projects using personal computers.

"The Sematech project is a U.S. project, but it is tackling problems that could be solved quickly with multinational cooperation," said Tomihiro Matsumura, a director of NEC and head of its $3 billion-a-year semiconductor division.

"There's a lot more multinational cooperation than I've seen on other missions," said Chief Warrant Officer Steven Weagle, a 25-year veteran of the Navy now with the Sea Dragon team from the minesweeper Inchon in the Adriatic.