Sentence examples for collaborate to respond from inspiring English sources
It makes sense that the two companies would again collaborate to respond to a potential threat from Google.
While the governments of Southeast Asia have struggled to deal with the theft-focused hijackings of smaller vessels currently afflicting the region, he says they are far more capable of collaborating to effectively respond to supertankers being commandeered and held for ransom.
They don't know what they don't know, and they are not afraid to put their thinking and creative ideas "out there" for others (in the class and on the learning network) to respond to and collaborate on.
Teachers need more freedom, not less, to respond to and collaborate around their students' diverse needs and circumstances as is true in the highest performing nations such as Finland, Singapore and Canada.
Of 145 counties with responses, 46% reported collaborating with at least one other organization to respond to the extreme heat of 2011.
For instance, clinics that already collaborate with other clinics may have a higher propensity to respond to mimetic or normative pressures [ 38].
What might previously have been interpreted as a lack of willingness to collaborate on solutions is now understood as a lack of capacity to respond within given resource constraints.
Following requests from the Health authorities, UNICEF is collaborating with the World Health Organisation (WHO) to strengthen the human resources available to respond to the epidemic and to support the centres' environmental sanitation needs.
To respond to these critiques, try emphasizing that you want to cooperate and collaborate, not dominate.
Pharrell Williams took to "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" on Thursday to respond to recent homophobic comments made by gospel singer Kim Burrell, with whom Williams collaborated for his soundtrack to the new movie "Hidden Figures".
To respond to that recommendation, the EIP will need to broaden its scope of expertise and collaborate with new partners.
