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"To be frank," Monsignor Sambi said after the meeting today, "I have to say that from the beginning the government of Israel has made us conscious of this sensibility, and we have collaborated fully with the government to reduce to a minimum the disturbance from the activity of the pope during Shabbat".
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On the first film, Hawke and Delpy wrote additional dialogue; on the second, "Before Sunset," they collaborated fully with Linklater on the screenplay, and on the newest they convened on a Greek isle for 10 weeks of intensive writing that involved talking, pacing and passing a laptop computer between them.
When she suggested he produce songs she had already written for "The Fall," he demurred; he wanted to collaborate fully on new ones.
Initially, Herbert – whose solo work has included turning an edition of the Guardian into music – was asked to mix the album, but once in the studio the two decided to collaborate fully.
But while theatre is getting much better at ensuring that work is accessible to deaf audiences, there is not always willingness to collaborate fully with companies such as Deafinitely, who offer a different aesthetic possibility through putting signing at the heart of the creative process.
I had the resources, I was in a big ultramodern laboratory with several different sectors collaborating fully together, and I had wonderful supervisors supporting my ideas in every way they could.
The PCPs only began to collaborate fully when they saw how the case managers could improve the quality of care.
The COSSH regulations also set out a duty for employees to collaborate fully so that employers can meet the legal obligations.
An effect of these policies was that by the end of the Protectorate period, the Madi were perceived by British officials as a uniquely malleable and responsive population, with a willingness to collaborate fully in public policies.
Anderson says there are a number of changes in what they are doing in terms of goals, timeframe, judging criteria, "but the essential idea of getting cities to compete and collaborate was fully embraced".
