Sentence examples for collaborate completely from inspiring English sources

Catholic Lawyers College of Mexico president Armando Martínez told the Catholic News Service that the church was "acting on a petition of the Pope and what he's asking: that we collaborate completely with the judicial system".

"Deutsche Bank is collaborating completely with the Italian authorities and the search was carried out cordially," a spokesman for the Frankfurt-based bank said.

More than 20 of San Diego's top chefs, restauranteurs and bartenders will collaborate for completely off-menu takes on Asian American cuisine for a dining experience that marks the kickoff for the San Diego Asian Film Festival.

By taking responsibility for reflecting on his values and choices for how to collaborate, the CEO completely transformed the situation and solidified his leadership role.

In addition, spontaneous networking nodes are expected to be able to take advantage of simultaneous exploitation of different communication interfaces to join/create multiple IP networks (via either ad hoc or infrastructure connectivity); these networks are autonomously created, configured, and destroyed by collaborating users in a completely decentralized way.

You never know what will happen when artists of completely different backgrounds collaborate.

And Mr. Abrams said in a statement that "Doug is a genius," adding that he "could not be more excited to collaborate with him on this completely original project".

Once represented in the NIF Registry, NIF curators collaborate with resource providers to completely expose their deep content via the NIF Data Federation, using a set of tools and services designed to work with most resource types as described by Gupta and colleagues (1).

"Twitter is a completely perfect platform for collaborating," he says, though he believes bands are yet to exploit the application's full creative and financial potential.

Here, the majority of individuals collaborate in small groups, many of them completely isolated (at the periphery).

Fundamentally, though, none of these are mature enough to completely convince all organisations to collaborate without reservation.