Sentence examples for cooperation provisions from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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.

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.

The Policing Board said in a statement: "Police cooperation and the provision of information to the institutions with legislative responsibility for delivering independent oversight and accountability of the PSNI is critical.

Other constraints related to logistical issues such as transport difficulties have been reported to obstruct intersectoral cooperation and the provision of health services elsewhere in Zambia [ 23, 24].

The UK and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have a long history of defence cooperation, including in the provision of training to ensure compliance with international humanitarian law".

Though cloud systems are a stable technological basis for the provision and cooperation of information systems, missing solutions in terms of data security are inhibiting the broad utilization of this technology in businesses.

Rockenbach says this work falls into the broader context of understanding "how can we enhance the provision of cooperation in our society?" Although Rockenbach stresses their recent findings are of academic interest, understanding what motivates people to cooperate for the sake of the "public good" is important in many societal contexts.