Sentence examples for blocked cooperation from inspiring English sources

This political divide was so deep and bitter that it blocked cooperation between Austrian émigrés and between the various resistance groups that had formed inside the country.

He has reversed Bush administration policies that blocked cooperation with the UN on issues from family planning to peacekeeping to the International Criminal Court -- blockages that had negative repercussions in global public opinion and on the ground in some of the world's most desperate places.

The chief prosecutor for the United Nations war crimes tribunal in The Hague came to Belgrade today and said the Yugoslav authorities were continuing to block cooperation with the tribunal and were still not ready to face the past.

For Jabareen, the most important issue blocking cooperation with Herzog is what he sees as the unfair treatment of Palestinians.

Robinson was sympathetic to the fears of Cecil John Rhodes, who had entered Cape politics in 1881, that British expansion into Bechuanaland, the road to the north, might be blocked by cooperation between the Transvaal Boers and the Germans who had established a protectorate over South West Africa in 1884.

Such privacy concerns lead to trust issues between entities, which clearly damages the functioning of the service and even blocks cooperation between entities with similar data sets.

Mr. Piëch also demonstrated Volkswagen's control over Porsche in 2008 by helping to block a cooperation deal that would have given Porsche access to VW technologies.

"The Clinton administration made significant efforts to block this cooperation," he said, "but the Pakistani leadership perceived a serious threat from India, and needed to match its neighbors quickly".

Belarus's deputy prime minister, Vladimir Zametalin, who signed the accord in Baghdad, said Belarus's goal is to strengthen links with Iraq in all fields "despite the efforts of certain countries to block this cooperation".

It is concluded that if inorganic fibers promote carcinogenesis, then they do not operate by blocking metabolic cooperation.

The current results are consistent with those of a mathematical model that focused on the evolution of drug resistance in bacteria and found an advantage for drugs blocking bacterial cooperation, especially communication (Andre and Godelle 2005).