Sentence examples for cooperating with a number of from inspiring English sources
"The company didn't object because the company has been cooperating with a number of investigations," Ms. Goldstein said.
Now, disgraced and facing up to five years in jail, Ms. Druyun is cooperating with a number of investigations in order to win a reduced sentence.
"We have been cooperating with a number of countries in the former Soviet Union to improve their border controls, precisely for the purpose of preventing the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction," said a spokesman for the department, James P. Rubin.
Now, with Android Pay, Google is taking a new stab at this market and this time, it's cooperating with a number of vendors, including AT&T, Verizon (soon to be the parent company of TechCrunch) and T-Mobile, who will pre-load Android Pay on their phones.
Although major media outlets decided to call her mute, Geeta was in fact communicating and cooperating with a number of different agencies to find her way home.
He also explained that AeroMobil is cooperating with a number of major industry leaders like the Slovak Automotive Industry Association and the UK society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders in order to understand and navigate the intense regulatory challenges ahead.
During the first half of the 20th century, the CGPM cooperated with a number of other organisations, and by 1960 it had responsibility for defining temporal, electrical, thermal, molecular and luminar measurements, while other international organisations continued their roles in how these units of measurement were used.
The results also suggested that Klf4 may cooperate with a number of other factors, i.e., Oct4, Sox2, Nanog and STAT3.
FAO has cooperated with a number of national organisations in presenting a series of regional and international conferences on the provision of milk to school-aged children.
Syndecans cooperate with a number of integrins to regulate adhesion to a variety of ECM ligands and, surprisingly, the mechanisms are quite diverse.
While oncogenic ras can cooperate with a number of viral and cellular genes to transform cells [ 27, 28], whether it can do so in concert with signals from the extracellular milieu has not been examined.
