Sentence examples for cooperating back from inspiring English sources

"I didn't raise an eyebrow about cooperating back then," Mr. Mickelson said in 1977.

"The oral history around here is that we were a lot too slow to cooperate back then," said Christine Karbowiak, a Firestone spokeswoman.

Deutsche Bank also agreed to cooperate in back-office activities, Bankgesellschaft Berlin, Landesbank's Berlin's parent company, said late Tuesday.

Departments were not cooperating with each other; "back-biting and back stabbing" were resulting in poor employee relationships.

If you cooperate, I go back to cooperating as well.

The President's "reset" policy will be declared dead as Russia pulls back from cooperating with the U.S. on Iran, North Korea and Afghanistan.

The commission's former president has recently complained in the Belgian media that priests and their superiors often refused to cooperate with inquiries back then.

Saudi Arabia's oil minister, Ali Naimi, said the organization expected non-OPEC producers like Russia, Mexico and Angola to cooperate by holding back some of their own oil from the market.

Even so, Russia may still back away from cooperating with OPEC, its chief competitor, analysts said.

By cooperating with Australia to take back boats of their nationals, both Sri Lanka and Vietnam know they could count on Australia not to publicly raise concerns about the rights abuses that drove those people into the boats in the first place.

The Europeans sought to use the Valletta summit to cajole African governments into cooperating on receiving migrants sent back from Europe, while African leaders tried to use the meetings to force the Europeans to open up more legal channels for their people moving to Europe.