Sentence examples for information and cooperation from inspiring English sources
Where information and cooperation was called for, we received delay or an outright refusal to help.
"The full extent of Wang's information and cooperation remains to be fully realized," the government said in the filing.
"But we are not getting the kind of information and cooperation from Johnson that I would like," Mr. Towns said in a telephone interview.
Thai enforcement action can happen when receiving all necessary information and cooperation from all stakeholders and in particular when we have names of vessels and those who have committed crimes".
"This whistle-blower provided the exact kind of information and cooperation we were hoping the whistle-blower program would attract," said Robert S. Khuzami, the S.E.C.'s head of enforcement.
"The information and cooperation that my client provided led directly to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' audits that ultimately confirmed the statewide billing problems that are the subject of this historic settlement," said David A. Koenigsberg, a lawyer for Ms. Cirrincione.
6 Research has shown that some of the causes of suboptimal care, incidents and care-related harm to patients are a lack of communication, information transfer and cooperation between care providers, formal and informal, within care networks.
Despite the need for information sharing and cooperation to slow the spread of invasive organisms, it is also well recognized that sharing pest information may be difficult where trade disputes exist or could develop.
On the one hand, BIM supports integrated design and improves information management and cooperation between the different stakeholders throughout the different project life-cycle phases.
The 27 nations agreed, however, that the monetary fund should become the "pivot of a renewed international system" and should coordinate more closely with the Financial Stability Forum, which aims to promote international financial stability through information exchange and cooperation in supervision and surveillance.
In business ecosystems separate firms begin to merge (informally) into each other and into the rest of society, as a consequence of open information exchange and cooperation.
