Modifying Another Word

• closely: What our Home Forces, with whom we closely cooperate received, has become a serious factor of defense.

• fully: The Board called on Iran to cooperate fully with the Agency in its on-going work.

• actively: It is our task to cooperate actively on the Lisbon Strategy.

• effectively: Existing service user networks have no mechanism to cooperate effectively at a national level.

Used with why or when

• when: Sorry the flag did not come out better, but the breeze would not cooperate when required.

Preposition: in

• implementation: Kuwait would cooperate fully in the implementation of an eventual resolution.

• investigation: I'm asking you to cooperate in a criminal investigation.

• effort: We continue to urge India and Pakistan to cooperate in the efforts of the international community to strengthen the non-proliferation and disarmament regime.

• faith: Libya also pledged to cooperate in good faith with any further requests for information in connection with the Pan Am Flight 103 investigation.

• war: Washington's suggestion to put Turkish troops under US command aims at persuading Iraqi Kurds to cooperate in a possible war in Iraq.

Preposition: with

• IAEA: It called on Iran to fully cooperate with the IAEA.

• inspector: He invited Iraqi to cooperate fully with the inspectors.

• investigation: A doctor shall cooperate with any investigation of a complaint by the Health Authority.. .