Sentence examples for better at cooperating from inspiring English sources

The Boston police force is getting better at cooperating with residents' groups and at discouraging gangs.

He also urged the security and intelligence services in France to do better at cooperating with each other.

Dyson is reluctant to criticise the big banks, though he says insurance companies have a much better record than high-street banks at cooperating in fighting fraud.

Geostrategically, it is imperative that the EU become much better at using international forums as well as at cooperating with regional and inter-regional institutions.

They had better start cooperating and finding a way to save horse racing without public subsidies.

You will notice that he will also be better in cooperating with you.

Couldn't we do better trading and cooperating with our allies while making our own laws?

In some, but not all of those locations, Better Place is cooperating with the Renault-Nissan Alliance.

"They would both be better off by cooperating," MacDonald said.

But unless due caution and much needed debate is afforded to the evident discrepancies between the Bank's rhetoric and its practice, and unless it is able to better cooperate with its partners at country-level, the Platform and all that it intends to achieve risks resulting in another development intervention failure.

To salvage the mutualism hypothesis, better hunters should cooperate less often, but they don't.