Sentence examples for cooperation with her from inspiring English sources

After the death of her father, Plutarchus, Asclepigenia was active in perpetuating the eastern version of Platonism, in cooperation with her brother, Hiero.

Hahn sent an account of the work to Meitner, who, in cooperation with her nephew Otto Frisch, formulated a plausible explanation of the process, to which they gave the name nuclear fission.

Union officials also suggested that in exchange for the city's cooperation with her hearings, Ms. Moskowitz had essentially agreed to turn the Council chamber into a platform for Mr. Klein, who has occasionally resisted appearing before the committee because he viewed it as hostile.

As the tweaked title suggests, this new dance is not a strict reiteration of a museum piece, but a furthering and a reframing of Ms. Halprin's project, made in cooperation with her and the composer Morton Subotnick, a chief collaborator in 1965.

That strategy, developed in cooperation with her colleagues, rallied the entire organization.

But in another document, filed last week, prosecutors said that Ms. Huntley had not been credible in talking about her own conduct, and as a result they had decided not to enter into a cooperation agreement with her.

Ms. Ashton made the statement about the negotiations in response to question at a news briefing in Brussels, after she had signed a European Union cooperation agreement with her Iraqi counterpart, Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari.

He was eventually convicted and imprisoned, but only recently did Ms. Rivera find out that her cooperation with investigators had qualified her for a special benefit: a visa for victims of serious crimes.

Although prosecutors requested a lighter 20 year sentence for Lawrence due to her early cooperation with police, judges sentenced her to life imprisonment.

Whether Ms. Brooks will serve time in prison will not be decided until her sentencing after her cooperation with the government.

"Even if one were to accept that there was no quid pro quo here (and the court should not), the bias materials remain relevant to and necessary to fair cross-examination, for example, as to whether Ms. Schwartz cited her cooperation with the S.E.C. in this case as a basis on which it should not bring charges against her," the brief said.