Sentence examples for restrictive cooperation from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush's reluctant and restrictive cooperation with the panel is consistent with the administration's pattern of stonewalling reasonable requests for documents and testimony and then giving up only the minimum necessary ground when the dispute becomes public.
In fact, since the global crisis, despite the pronouncements of cooperation, 1,185 restrictive measures have been imposed since October 2008, with only 251 having been removed so far.
As noted above, the literature contains many precedents to suggest that cooperation can evolve only under restrictive conditions.
It is widely appreciated that cooperation can evolve only under restrictive ecologies, and much of the attention to this problem has been directed at testing whether natural systems of cooperation meet those ecologies [9].
But in a compromise, Mr. Garcia introduced a less restrictive version, eliminating background checks on private sales but increasing cooperation between state and federal authorities to keep track of people with mental illness.
But a new round of cooperation will occur against a more contentious background, as Russia enforces restrictive new laws and begins criminal prosecutions of political activists.
It can be seen that as ρ1 = ρ2 increases, the bound on R3 becomes more restrictive while the sum-rate bounds become looser; because Tx3 dedicates parts of its power for cooperation.
counterterror cooperation".
Are the restrictive measures proportionate?
