Sentence examples for against collaboration from inspiring English sources

We have no prejudice against collaboration with the private sector.

Both ideologies are motivated by trading away competition against collaboration.

In March, Hamas announced a campaign against collaboration with Israel, promising amnesty to any informant who turned himself in during a two-month period.

Despite that dire situation, Lyautey argued against collaboration with the Spanish, a stance he had advocated since the beginning of hostilities.

In 1899 a socialist entered the French Cabinet as part of the Dreyfusard coalition, shocking orthodox Marxists who argued against collaboration with bourgeois politicians.

A piece in our Finance and economics section covers developments at one of those summits related to long-running trade negotiations, including a softening of China's stance on revisions to some WTO rules.The Science section this week covered the controversial and disruptive ban by America's space agency against collaboration with Chinese researchers.

In the book's preface, Dworkin rails against such collaboration, condemning most contemporary women for having "no sense of honor" and allowing "triviality and deceit" to be "the coin of the female realm".

Richard Caulfield: one of the arguments against some collaboration is that it can limit the amount of opportunities to bid for work: ie, if you can only bid once for a specific fund, merging two CVS or a CVS and a volunteer centre might seem undesirable as you reduce chances and potentially overall income.

Mr. Zahir said the Taliban also regularly issued "night letters," posted at mosques or on utility poles, warning against such collaboration, and often intimidated residents into providing them with shelter and food, even in densely populated neighborhoods of the city, which has a population of 80,000.

The Chainsmokers' "Don't Let Me Down" and "Closer" are both up for Top Dance/Electronic Song, where they're competing against Calvin Harris Rihannaa collaboration "This Is What You Came For," Major Lazer's "Cold Water" featuring Justin Bieber and MØ, and Bieber's "Let Me Love You" single with DJ Snake.

Such concerns about social cohesion, and lack of trust in government, raise questions about the effectiveness of complaint-based enforcement strategies more generally; at the same time, cultural norms that work against government collaboration could exacerbate uneven landscapes of enforcement.