Sentence examples for discuss cooperating from inspiring English sources

In mid-2005, Ms. Whitman held secret talks with Mr. Ma in China to discuss cooperating with Alibaba, or buying Taobao outright.

Uzbekistan is considered most likely; President Bush called the Uzbek president, Islam A. Karimov, on Wednesday to discuss cooperating in the fight against terrorism.

The regulator, the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, said on Friday that its leader, Zhang Mao, had met with Alibaba's executive chairman, Jack Ma, to discuss cooperating to fight counterfeiting and protect consumers.

Chiang Kai-shek came three times to the mountain: to spend a few days here on his honeymoon with Soong Mei-ling; to secretly meet with Zhou Enlai, the Communist leader, to discuss cooperating in the war against the Japanese; and to try to work out a new gold standard.

In a session on fintech, companies discussed cooperating with law enforcement, providing information for negligent citizens to be put on social credit blacklists.

AngloGold has discussed cooperating with Barrick Gold of Canada, to cut costs by linking operations where they own neighboring mines, as in Tanzania and -- had AngloGold won Normandy -- Australia.

The two men talked about forging a new treaty to replace the New Start Treaty, which constrains nuclear weapons and is to expire in 2021, and also discussed cooperating on Syria, though they seem to have passed up a chance for concrete action.

They also discussed cooperating in energy ventures.

Student ratings were high on all skills (writing, presenting, discussing, cooperating, and problem solving), ranging from 4.5 to 4.8 on a 5-point scale.

He added that it was Japan's understanding that the United States shared its concern over China's action, and would continue to seek opportunities to discuss and cooperate on the issue.

Consultation with the private sector has been undertaken to discuss and cooperate in the standardization process, because a consensus among all concerned parties is very important for establishing standards.