Sentence examples for restrict cooperation from inspiring English sources

The Australian decision to restrict cooperation was a shock for many rights groups.

Conant subsequently moved to restrict cooperation with Britain on nuclear energy, particularly its post-war aspects, and became involved in heated negotiations with Wallace Akers, the representative of Tube Alloys, the British atomic project.

We feel it would be better to restrict cooperation at EU level to areas of policy associated with the internal market.

Almost half of American respondents (47 percent) support restricting cooperation with Russian in international organizations, compared to 38percentt of Europeans.

They include forbidding "sanctuary city" policies by allowing residents to sue the local authorities if they adopt policies restricting cooperation with the federal government in immigration enforcement.

The program has drawn the opposition of immigrants' advocates, and some elected officials across the country have sought to limit their jurisdictions' participation, in part by restricting cooperation with detainer requests.

But the pressure worked on Miami-Dade, which had restricted cooperation with ICE to some degree since 2013, even though Gimenez has resisted the "sanctuary city" label.

Investigators for the DOJ's watchdog said they believed some sanctuary city policies "may be causing local officials to believe and apply the policies in a manner that prohibits or restricts cooperation with ICE in all respects".

A Republican in one of the reddest counties in the state, Youngblood had riled the Democratic governor when he announced that his department would defy the Trust Act, a law signed by Brown that restricts cooperation between local law enforcement officials and federal immigration agents.

Some leaders in jurisdictions that restrict ICE cooperation have said they have no intention of altering policy based on Trump's threats.

The cooperative control strategy is not restricted to cooperation between equipped vehicles.