Sentence examples for cannot collaborate from inspiring English sources

The US President will now have to explain yet again why he cannot collaborate against America's "apocalyptic" enemies with a Syrian regime which he has also sworn to overthrow – even though this regime is fighting exactly the same enemies.

Firstly, their scope is restricted to the KGR and the absence of registration of these groups means that they cannot collaborate with organizations that do have the capacity to spread their scope beyond KGR.

We're focused on efforts that align existing and new resources to advance Linux overall… Companies cannot collaborate together in a transparent, efficient way without a third-party like The Linux Foundation.

Their joint plans foundered when Borchgrevink, who had severed relations with Henryk Bull, learned that Bruce was in discussions with him; "I regret therefore that we cannot collaborate", wrote Borchgrevink to Bruce.

"If you believe that animals are ruled by instinct that they are just going about their business mechanically without the self-consciousness required for 'depth of being' then they don't make art and they cannot collaborate creatively in a meaningful way," the curator says.

But her district nurse comes from Primary Care Centre B, where she lives now, so they cannot collaborate, as they need.

Although cognitive-based OppNet solutions proved to be efficient (with limited overheads), they can become less effective when facing dynamic scenarios or situations where nodes cannot fully collaborate with each other, as we show in this paper.

"You cannot go and collaborate with people and just give them what you know," he reasons.

Specifically, as the programme uses intermittent treatment regimens, physicians using daily regimens correctly to treat their patients cannot hope to collaborate with the programme.

"You cannot fight terrorism when you collaborate with those who created these terror groups including in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey and others," Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad told me.

"However, a general allegation that Defendants had an 'agreement to collaborate against' Plaintiffs cannot form the basis of an [intentional infliction of emotional distress] claim".