Sentence examples for Enthusiasm for cooperating from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon, for instance, has shown a greater enthusiasm for cooperating with networks' entertainment divisions than with news organizations.

They gave quite elaborate reasons for cooperating: cooperating to establish reputation; cooperating because the other person might cooperate; whatever.

Student: I felt that if I established a reputation for cooperating we could end up in the cooperate, cooperate.

Were Democrats rewarded for cooperating with George W. Bush?

Thank you for cooperating.

Reward the dog for cooperating.

So they lacked enthusiasm to cooperate with the health sector.

Designing for Cooperation: Cooperating in Design.

Mr. Isaacson and Mr. Huey had earlier been rivals for the editorial director title, and it is hoped that now that they are on equal footing, with their own territories and a shared enthusiasm for CNN and Time Inc., they will cooperate.

Functional families are those in which the roles of all the members are laid down without critical points of assumed debilities and without positions of either artificial or assumed supremacy being held by any of the members and in which they all participate, work, contribute and cooperate on an equal basis and with enthusiasm for the collective welfare.

He also remained convinced, as he had been in the 1930s, that Communists would have to cooperate with other leftist parties in the struggle for power: hence his enthusiasm for the French Popular Front, which established a socialist and liberal government in 1936 with the support of the Communist party.