Sentence examples for better cooperate from inspiring English sources

Compared with 1977, he said, "I think you can make the case that people in New York City are happier, get along better, cooperate with one another".

Preparation also includes full instruction and coaching on the anatomy and physiology of the birth process, thus enabling the mother to better cooperate and facilitate the delivery rather than to resist the process.

Instead, it focused on ending government support — particularly in China — of cyberattacks that aim to steal corporate data for economic benefit, paired with a plan to better cooperate for future investigation of cybercrimes in both nations.

"But then they both realized they were both going to have a fair, and they'd better cooperate".

She called on Silicon Valley and the private sector to better cooperate with the government, by sharing intelligence and monitoring efforts online.

Chairman of the China Power Investment Corporation Lu Qizhou acknowledged, "Chinese companies should learn from this experience to better cooperate with nongovernmental organizations in foreign countries".

Long plagued by rivalries, ragtag rebel groups have lately both been moderating their Islamist bent and better cooperating with one another to target both government forces and IS.

Rather than close down hawala companies and force money transfers underground, better to cooperate with them in order to monitor the remittances from the Somali diaspora (as the U.S. government finally seems to be doing).

GP 01 about P05, man, 66, with prostate cancer "It usually works better to cooperate if you have met with people and seen them; and the patient can see that this is teamwork.

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

This program was about instilling a sense of hopelessness and despair on the terrorist, on the detainee, so that he would conclude on his own that he was better off cooperating with us.