Sentence examples for generally cooperating from inspiring English sources

Like most parents in the White House, the Obamas have assiduously protected the privacy of their children and strove to give them as normal a life as possible, with the news media generally cooperating.

Fortunately, the law enforcement authorities of the new European Union member states and their established peers are generally cooperating.

"People generally cooperate".

The parties have generally cooperated only under extreme circumstances like the threatened economic collapse last fall.

Automakers generally cooperate with federal investigations of their vehicles, and participate in developing safety solutions.

An aide to the mayor said protesters generally cooperated as the camp was broken up.

Iraq has already said it will never allow arms inspectors back, but it has generally cooperated with aid workers.

Volkswagen has generally cooperated with Mr. Thompson's team, he said, and accepted the recommendations in his report.

American officials have said those two countries, which are members of the O.E.C.D., generally cooperated with investigations into tax dodging and money laundering.

Some Caribbean countries offer an alluring tax haven, however, because they impose no income tax and do not generally cooperate with I.R.S. efforts to track down incomes.

The Tijani (Tijāniyyah) brotherhood dominated among Muslims and generally cooperated with the colonial administration, which sent several key religious figures on the hajj (pilgrimage) to Mecca.