Sentence examples for freely collaborate from inspiring English sources

The European and US governments freely collaborate with Russia as it imposes laws from the middle ages and throws opposition politicians in jail.

"She is not the kind of person who says: 'I wrote it, now you go do the rest.'" Asked whether Ferrante – whose first book in the series is called My Brilliant Friend – might widen the circle of people who know her identity in order to more freely collaborate with the writers and director who will be reworking thousands of pages of her text, the answer was decisive: no.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury has authorized U.S. scientists to freely collaborate with Cuban counterparts on everything from cancer therapies to combatting the Zika virus.

Several personal threads run through the album: his relationship with the mother of his daughter (it's complicated but worth it), the kind of world his child is entering (he's worried), his relationship with the music industry (he trusts it even less now that he can't freely collaborate with friends tied up in label deals).

Presence is necessary for your creativity, because you can only create in this present moment; being present to what is happening now will help you to stay in balance and operate from integrity; and focusing on the present moment will alleviate your fear of competition and allow you to freely collaborate with others.

The students who choose to cheat will likely have their grades lowered as a result of poor performance on exams, as those who are too used to being able to freely collaborate or use the internet may have a hard time with individual assessments.

These initiatives are collaborative, as both issuance and redemption of the currency relies on freely collaborating citizens or firms, and enable economic collaboration when there isn't sufficient national money in circulation to complete a transaction or reward an activity.

In Barbie's case, hadn't the Vichy government freely collaborated with the Nazis?

Twenty years ago it would have been impossible to imagine an encyclopedia written by millions, openly and freely collaborating via the internet.

The higher education sector is awash with wonderful examples of academics freely collaborating in and across institutions on high-impact multidisciplinary sustainability projects.

Even during the Crusades, the supposed height of the "clash of civilizations," Christian and Muslim rulers freely collaborated across the religious divide, often finding themselves aligned with members of the rival religion against their co-religionists.