Sentence examples for cooperation provision from inspiring English sources

For one thing, they did not find out about Galt's hiring or the cooperation provision for weeks.

These Third Pillar police cooperation provisions are "intergovernmental," characterized by flexibility and wide margins of discretion for national authorities.

For example, reasonable access and cooperation provisions are not typically negotiated as exit rights from a deal.

But the technology cooperation provisions of the agreement could give Sun greater access to the technical information that it had sought.

The I.R.S. then assesses a huge income tax on him and invokes the cooperation provisions of the U.S.-France double taxation treaty.

More particularly, it is not clear how the Union will respond to the stress that the "enhanced cooperation" provisions of the Amsterdam Treaty and future enlargements will place on the already strained functioning of the EU's complex treaty structure in certain key areas.

Under the cooperation provisions of his plea agreement, Virgil will tell authorities not only about Carrie's role in the unlawful electronic surveillance scheme, but also about her extensive home "petting zoo" of classified documents concerning the Agency's pursuit of Abu Nazir.

The agreement contains a number of economic, trade and other sectoral cooperation provisions and raises the bilateral relationship to a new strategic level.

To the contrary, left institutionalists typically characterize the basic structure in terms of cooperation, the provision of basic goods, or economic interdependence.

We are also grateful for the help provided by all our colleagues and staff at the hospitals contributing to the BARFOT study, for their cooperation and provision of data.

If people with such disabilities are assumed incapable of full cooperation, the provisions that will be made for them are more likely to be geared to their physical comfort than their social and political participation.