Sentence examples for cooperate to try from inspiring English sources

While he has a personal affinity for Mr. Romney (though he can be scathing about his friend's politics), Mr. Paul has tart words for Mr. Santorum and Mr. Gingrich, even scoffing at the idea the two men could ever agree to cooperate to try to defeat Mr. Romney.

City Hall pulls out its finger and allocates resources, the police and the newspaper cooperate to try to gain the public's help to catch the madman, rallies are held to shine a spotlight on the ignored plight of the homeless – and it's all based on a lie.

One example recently launched is Boss Raids, where players in a group cooperate to try to take down a larger enemy in their sessions for larger rewards.

The Japanese prime minister, Yasuo Fukuda, called the alleged rape "unforgivable" and Shigeru Ishiba, the defence minister, warned that it could "shake the foundations" of the Japan-US alliance just as the two countries were cooperating to try to end North Korea's nuclear weapons programme.

Since 2009, Dutch and Polish authorities have been cooperating closely to try to licence such agencies in order to stop Poles from getting stranded in unemployment.

We need to find a way to cooperate and try to problem solve.

Another central objective for the NATO secretary general is to persuade European allies to coordinate defense spending and cooperate on procurement to try to ensure that military capabilities improve, despite the expenditure cuts being pushed through by many national governments.

Wilkins was the senior partner in the collaboration, but Franklin refused to cooperate and tried to keep her work to herself.

His decision to turn himself in after talks with the Serbian prime minister last week is being seen as a sign that the Belgrade government, albeit reluctantly, is beginning to cooperate in trying to get indicted war crimes suspects to stand trial at The Hague.

Honeywell cooperated with law enforcement to try and track down the troll and eventually pushed the commenter into hiding after he was visited by investigators.

Many administration officials say they would far prefer a bold rebuff by Mr. Hussein, rather than have him seem to cooperate but actually try to run out the clock with evasions and confusing tactics in the hope that support for war will subside.