in good faith
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“Harvard sued us. Harvard stonewalled us on document requests to which we were entitled. Harvard is defiant. And they’ve wasted time with settlement negotiations that I believe were not in good faith.”
But Democracy Volunteers said its report reflected "observations made in good faith by experienced and trained, independent and non-partisan observers on polling day".
From BBC
The spokesperson said the platform had always engaged proactively and worked in good faith with the commission to comply with the DSA and would continue to do so throughout the investigation.
Katie Amess, Sir David's daughter, said her family would engage with the review in "good faith", but she reiterated that they had always sought a "full statutory inquiry" into her father's death.
From BBC
The sheriff, Bonta said, “has delayed, stonewalled, and otherwise refused to work with us in good faith” and failed to provide most of the requested documents.
From Los Angeles Times
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