Sentence examples for cooperation access from inspiring English sources

His next project, JD Salinger, was more problematic, since Salinger took legal steps to prevent publication: denied cooperation, access and the right to quote, Hamilton (rather like Peter Ackroyd with his TS Eliot biography) brilliantly sidestepped the problems by making his frustrated "search" for Salinger part of the story, published in 1988.

The first betrayals would flow quickly as the government began negotiating its way back through tiers of European cooperation: access to the single market; protections for UK workers and pensioners in other member states; cross-border policing and security collaboration; the whole edifice of legal harmonisation that allows people and goods to flow unimpeded from one member state to another.

Main points Behaviour management plan to "enhance and exploit the disorientation and disorganisation felt by a newly arrived detainee" A reward system to encourage cooperation Access to Red Cross denied to some prisoners Guards told line to take with media: "We are making progress in global war on terror through a concerted effort with coalition partners".

In Figure 4, we compare the proposed cooperative access scheme, i.e., ZF-cooperation, with the conventional cooperative access scheme by using DPC in [13] (labeled as DPC-cooperation).

We label the proposed cooperative access scheme based on zero-forcing algorithm as ZF-cooperation.

Furthermore, the non-cooperative access scheme achieves better performance than that of the DPC-cooperation scheme under low SNR regime.

In [29], a cooperation-and-access spectrum sharing protocol with a single secondary user is proposed where the secondary user alternates between cooperation and access modes by exploiting the ARQ ACK/NACK mechanism of the primary system.

American officials have emphasized that Pakistani cooperation on access to the women would help ease the tense relations between the C.I.A. and the Inter-Services Intelligence, or ISI.

For all its promises of cooperation and access with the foreign press, the bureaucracy is largely stuck in its habits of suspicion and uncooperativeness toward foreign journalists — and of hostility toward unapproved Chinese ones.

Mr. Kirby said the panel had submitted several requests seeking cooperation and access to North Korea, including a letter to the country's leader, Kim Jong-un, but the North Korean government said it "totally and categorically rejects the Commission of Inquiry".

While it may have only been 70 years since the end of the second world war, rather than the 200 years that the Pax Romana lasted, the modern EU does provide Britain with unique cooperation and access to intelligence in counter-terrorism, security and home affairs.