Sentence examples for cooperated again from inspiring English sources

Indeed, if one player failed to cooperate in one game, the other player could retaliate by not cooperating in the next game, and both would lose until they began to "see the light" and cooperated again.

The executive said that "within hours" Apple had provided the information requested by the government on December 6 and again on December 16, and that it cooperated again on January 22 (responded to on the 26).

Also, if a player's opponent did not cooperate during one turn, most strategies prescribed noncooperation on the next turn, but a player with a "forgiving" strategy reverted rapidly to cooperation once its opponent started cooperating again.

"I hope everyone can put their feelings about the strike aside and cooperate again," she said.

The sole goal was to put a cease-fire in place and get the two sides cooperating again.

Mr. Abdulmutallab then did not start cooperating again until several weeks later, which some critics asserted was because of the warning.

"I've just got to fight through it and do therapy now, and hopefully Mother Nature isn't cooperating again tomorrow and I get another day off.

After relatives encouraged Mr. Abdulmutallab to start cooperating again, apparently in hopes of reaching a plea deal, he resumed providing extensive amounts of information about Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula  — some of which was outlined by prosecutors in court filings last week.

(AP) AFRICA RWANDA: COOPERATING AGAIN -- Three months after it angrily cut ties, Rwanda agreed to cooperate again with the United Nations tribunal investigating the massacre of at least 500,000 Tutsi by Hutu in 1994.

As Mr. Clinton worked the telephones, his director of central intelligence, George J. Tenet, was in Israel scrambling for ways to get the security forces of both sides to try and cooperate again.

At the personal level, the Sangesar attack was a nightmarish betrayal for the units involved, and in the moments after the violence ended their commanders were already struggling to figure out how the Afghan and American soldiers who share the base could possibly cooperate again.