Sentence examples for cooperating it from inspiring English sources

In particular, Japanese firms have many opportunities to use internal cooperation, so when cooperating, it may be effective to interact with others in company.

As for E.U. integration, which depends on France and Germany cooperating, it has gone nowhere.

Because few of the men in custody are cooperating, it is possible that investigators may never fully understand whether, as some officials suspect, they unearthed preparations for some other kind of attack.

Chirac went on to say that France would support military action if the UN weapons inspectors told the security council that Iraq wasn't cooperating: "It will be for the security council and it alone to decide the right thing to do.

If by the third, the blocks aren't cooperating, it means that at the moment, your question cannot be answered.

Yet if the government chooses not to cooperate, it risks serious damage to its most important alliance, with the United States.

Given it is feasible for a household to cooperate, it is more likely to cooperate when its propensity is higher.

Whereas in the two experiments conditional cooperators who cooperated in the previous action cooperate more the more neighbors cooperate, it is quite the opposite in the control experiment.

"If the three governments can cooperate, it can develop fast".

"Even though the weather didn't cooperate, it was a good day," she said.

If you give them a chance to cooperate, it is better than going gung-ho.