Sentence examples for much cooperation to from inspiring English sources

Most of the newly reported abuse cases had occurred years, if not decades, earlier, and few abusers have offered as much cooperation to law enforcement.

Frequently defecting participants did not experience much cooperation by cooperator partners and might not realize that these partners are cooperators, reflected by the large variability of cooperativeness evaluations of cooperator partners (Figure 4).

In theater, with this show, (Women) much cooperation is required, due to the structure of the music and size of the cast, but it comes easy due to the people I am working with.

Mr. Orcutt said his group had not been able to get much cooperation from state transportation officials in the Long Island regional office.

Nuclear proliferation is far more important than human rights pronouncements — and how much cooperation we get in trying to deal with dangerous threats like this may depend on how much political capital we have squandered by insulting other countries whose help we need.

The courts could not expect much cooperation from regulators or banks; they would have to effectively operate a private detective service to ferret out collusion, in order to have any impact on the final ruling.

"People didn't expect the data to be as good as it was, and they didn't expect as much cooperation from fishermen.

And there ain't much cooperation in a rape".

It is not clear how much cooperation Mr. Rowhani can expect.

"As far as I know, there has not been much cooperation in Singapore," Mr. Di Martino said.

Interesting ideas can be gleaned, higgledy-piggledy, but without much cooperation from the director.