Sentence examples for advocated cooperating from inspiring English sources

At the meeting with Roosevelt on October 9, 1941, Bush advocated cooperating with the United Kingdom, and he began corresponding with his British counterpart, Sir John Anderson.

American lawmakers and human rights advocates condemned Yahoo for cooperating with Chinese authorities in prosecuting Mr. Wang and another journalist.

One reason: the under-funded, outgunned Wage and Hour Division has a spotty record for cooperating with local advocates and workers' centers.

On Long Island, Ruthie Epstein, a senior policy advisor for the New York Civil Liberties Union, said civil liberties advocates are advising law enforcement to consider not cooperating with the crackdown emanating from on high.

Organizers of sex workers, many of whom advocate decriminalizing prostitution, say prostitutes should be given blanket amnesty or immunity in exchange for cooperating with law enforcement.

Kennan then advocated U.S. counterpressure wherever the Soviets threatened to expand and predicted that such counterpressure would lead either to Soviet willingness to cooperate with the United States or perhaps eventually to an internal collapse of the Soviet government.

Though privacy advocates have denounced the examination of banking transactions, the Swift consortium has defended its cooperation with the counterterrorism program and has not indicated any intention to stop cooperating with the broad administrative subpoenas issued to obtain its data.

"He was cooperating.

Everybody's been cooperating.

They were cooperating.

"He's cooperating.