Sentence examples for collaborating against from inspiring English sources

This fall, he was sentenced to ten years for "collaborating against the state".

By collaborating against a foreign threat, both nations are crossing a line that they had never breached.

El Chapo the family man, I've even been told, has too much to lose here in Mexico by collaborating against his ruthless enemies.

A few weeks ago, Mr. Martelly angrily interrupted a private meeting that Mr. Conille was conducting with Parliament members, suggesting they were collaborating against him, according to Western diplomats and government officials.

Even worse is that he's marshaling U.S. support to do it -- all under the banner of collaborating against the Islamic State, or ISIS.

The Russians and the Germans also collaborated against Poland, which they viewed as a bastion of French influence in eastern Europe directed at them both.

At home, I collaborate against myself: I end up telephoning the pharmacy for my college-age daughter, who is capable of handling it herself, or I think about a student's writing when I should be thinking about my own.

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.

Followers of the liberal tradition argue that ODA is a reflection of the state's desire to collaborate against global challenges (Lancaster 2007: 4; Haan 2009: 64).

More recently, once the monarchs realized that Islamist terrorism was a threat to them as well as us, we also collaborated against Al Qaeda.

"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".