Sentence examples similar to privileged cooperation from inspiring English sources
Presumably this mechanism would support the evolution of cooperation, but it requires that cooperators have privileged access to crucial information.
Consequently, they have supported both the European Commission and the local authorities in designing projects that would fall under this new framework of cooperation and were then in a privileged position to successfully answer the calls for projects.
I've been privileged to witness an extraordinary expansion in our bilateral cooperation, and I've also had many conversations about Israel and the prospects for peace.
Between three sets of different people; first generation Muslims, servicemen and the privileged elite that they serve (that would be me) effortless cooperation occurred.
Guoping also said that Russia would like more support from the United States for its insistence on a privileged sphere of influence in Central Asia, in exchange for greater cooperation in Afghanistan.
They still twist themselves into worn narrative origamis; always trying to fold racism into friendships and cooperations between the oppressed (black people) and the privileged (white people).
The decision to step back from "unconditional cooperation" may be a signal that it is unwilling to share privileged information with prosecutors, something the grand jury cannot obtain except in extremely limited circumstances.
Yet their cooperation is expected by the league under the belief that the broadcasts will be smarter if the announcers get privileged access to the teams' pregame planning.
counterterror cooperation".
"I felt very privileged".
