Sentence examples for cooperate enough from inspiring English sources

Robert Hannigan, newly installed GCHQ boss, recently castigated US tech firms for failing to cooperate enough with spy agencies, calling them "the command and control networks of choice" for terrorists.

"Their view is that we haven't cooperated enough," said Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican minority leader.

"Disarming Iraq" can be read as an attempt by an honorable international civil servant to steer between two realities: on the one hand, an American administration that had made up its mind to go to war no matter what; on the other, an Iraqi regime that never cooperated enough to ease the world's suspicions.

Regulators and bankers are not cooperating enough either, said Mr Zhu.

Her left foot, which still doesn't pick up properly, is cooperating enough to allow the 41-year-old to announce the 2015 London Marathon will be her grand goodbye.

Even if a magic-bullet jobs program existed, however, it seems unlikely that a gridlocked Congress could cooperate long enough to put it in place.

It seems counterintuitive that a company in India could cooperate closely enough to help these companies with their logistics operations or with setting up internet shopping malls.

Companies that cooperated willingly enough with western governments now argue that they will lose business unless they assert their independence and encrypt everything.

The Nato members who supported Turkey's actions probably do not care too much about this so long as Turkey cooperates just enough to bring the end of the self-declared caliphate closer and closes the Turkish-Syrian border that has been so easy to cross for foreign volunteers.

We know from Pyongyang's April test of a multi-stage "peaceful space launch vehicle" (aka intercontinental ballistic missile), that Iran and North Korea have already been cooperating closely enough to create a truncated axle of evil.

1) Love is just a trick the brain plays to get us to cooperate for long enough to raise the next generation.