Sentence examples for given the co-operation from inspiring English sources

The surest way to end the impasse would be for Iran's uranium and plutonium work to stop and for inspectors to be given the co-operation they need to do their job.

He also said Rangers administrators had not given the co-operation hoped for over the dual contract investigation.

Given the tradition of co-operation between education institutions, there's a real risk of colleges breaching the law if they're unaware of its scope and of how to comply.

They need to find a way of quitting while they retain some firepower, particularly as building a new arsenal of rockets will be much harder than before given the close security co-operation between the new al-Sisi government in Egypt and Israel.

Given the lack of co-operation from Iran, Thatcher who was kept apprised of the situation by Whitelaw determined that British law would be applied to the embassy, despite the Vienna Convention, under which the embassy is considered Iranian soil.

Mr Najib praised the search effort, saying the co-operation amid "great tragedy" had "given us all heart".

This gives an exit option for long-suffering investors, but still requires the co-operation of the buy-out firm.

You require the co-operation of another party and you cannot force them to give it.

The co-operation deal would change that.

The co-operation between staff groups has also increased.

The only way forward is to call the bluffs of both Iraq and America.If the weapons inspectors could complete their work in, say, six months, given full co-operation by Iraq, then the Security Council should resolve to lift all sanctions in six months, with the caveat that each act of non-co-operation by Iraq will extend the sanctions according to some fixed list of penalties.