Or to community policing and English-language classes, so immigrants can more readily cooperate with law enforcement?
They also worry that foreign banks and regulators will no longer readily cooperate in turning over valuable transaction data that reveal the parties behind the global movement of tainted money, according to the federal and state prosecutors who were not authorized to publicly discuss the investigations.
The organization said that those detainees who did not readily cooperate were inflicted with "severe pain or suffering, leading to the deterioration of their mental health and to physical injuries, including with long-term consequences in some cases".
The Hungarian state readily cooperated with the Nazis although Admiral Horthy, the country's leader, sent out feelers to the Allies.
In language calculated to make the Justice Department recommend a pardon to Reagan, Steinbrenner's lawyer wrote, "Not considering the ramification and the possible retaliation by the arrested individuals, Mr. Steinbrenner again readily cooperated".
Yeast, as a eukaryotic model, thus possesses extensive capacity for growth-relevant metabolite exchange and readily cooperates in metabolism within progressively establishing communities.
They more readily listen, cooperate, and take advice from a connected, warm, and loving parent".
"While the environment is just as competitive as it has been over all the years, perhaps with new team principals they are not carrying so much the burden of previous conflicts and are therefore more readily able to cooperate," said Martin Whitmarsh, 52, the director of the McLaren Mercedes team since last year.
The reason for this is not that males are smaller or weaker (they are more muscular than females), but that male bonobos lack effective coalitions, whereas the females cooperate readily.
In at least one instance, an Internet company did not cooperate so readily with the government.
And a new government might not cooperate as readily with Western military and intelligence agencies.
