Sentence examples for cooperate with the program from inspiring English sources
Mr. Paterson signed an agreement in May to cooperate with the program, which is going into effect state by state and is scheduled to start in New York by 2013.
It was not immediately clear, however, whether the declaration's listing of chemical weapons sites was exhaustive, an important test of President Bashar al-Assad's willingness to cooperate with the program to eliminate Syria's chemical weapons infrastructure and arsenal.
In order to be eligible for the program, a polygon needs to have a state and municipal government willing to cooperate with the program's cost-sharing rules, which require local government to provide 50%% of project costs.
Billue's agency has 13 homes and apartments he uses for people who pass a drug screening, work and cooperate with the program.
Governors, mayors, and state and local law enforcement officials around the country have increasingly refused to cooperate with the program, and many have issued executive orders or signed laws prohibiting such cooperation".
"Many of my colleagues are reluctant to cooperate with the program.
But neither the FBI nor the bureau of justice statistics (BJS) has made clear what action they would take if departments simply refused to cooperate with the programs.
The GOP-controlled Legislature ordered state health officials not to cooperate with the federal program.
Lord Robertson emphasized that the alliance would continue to cooperate with the United Nations environmental program, to evaluate the environmental impact of the war and of depleted uranium in particular.
Retailers named in the report, including Target, Walmart and Gap, whose products are made at the factories, would not comment directly on its findings, but said they cooperate with the Better Work program in an effort to improve wages and working conditions.
The SNP said it envisaged the SBS continuing to co-commission, co-produce and cooperate with the BBC on network programming, but better reflect Scotland's population proportionate to the UK as a whole in terms of share of hours and funding.
