Sentence examples for cooperate and support from inspiring English sources

Fahy said the attack would make British police officers more determined to face up to the threat posed by extremists, and called on the public to continue to cooperate and support its officers.

"McDonald's is committed to the highest standards of food safety and quality and we continue to cooperate and support regulatory and public health officials in their investigations".

The findings suggest that the loosening of gender-role strictures reflects an outgrowth of partners' improved respect, desire to cooperate and support one another, rather than an ideological shift towards more expansive gender roles.

We are in constant contact with the Algerian authorities, who are cooperating and supporting our inquiry," said the French foreign ministry.

"Most importantly, a great sense of mutual respect and support has developed between people working in different areas, so that we find people cooperating and supporting each other's initiatives, who in many university settings would be rivals in a battle for resources," Smolin explains.

I think the president ought to have that kind of authority to order that kind of strike, even when it involves an American citizen when there is clear evidence that he's part of al Qaeda, planning, cooperating and supporting attacks against the United States..

Their intractable attitude and perception of themselves complicates things at work and can go to the extent of pushing peers/subordinates away from cooperating and supporting him, his stand and ideas.

"The fact they're getting people to cooperate and still support during the trial actually means it's not an on/off switch," Mr. Blankfein said.

In addition, it outlines the responsibility of destination countries to cooperate with and support their immigrant populations so that they can benefit their countries of origin (9).

It's far more likely that what led to success was strong social bonds — relationships that would encourage people to cooperate and lend support to one another, which helped to ensure that their sacrifices would be returned time and again when required in the future.

After reading vignettes, participants indicated how likely they would cooperate and whether they support governance or not giving reasons for their evaluation.