Sentence examples for have sometimes cooperated to from inspiring English sources

For the last few years, American and Chinese law-enforcement agencies have sometimes cooperated to stop contraband drug shipments.

The various parties have sometimes cooperated with one another, but more frequently waged secret wars.

This unexpected finding implies that agencies may sometimes cooperate to address problems and to improve service utilization.

The dog has to cooperate to be tested.

More so than preceding U.S. governments, the Obama administration has sometimes implicitly criticized China for not cooperating more to restrain Pyongyang.

Sometimes females do all the parenting, sometimes males do, and sometimes both parents cooperate to raise their young.

"The laws of this country prohibit the importation of drugs and it, we see it as our responsibility to ensure that that occurs, and sometimes we have to cooperate with countries overseas that have the death penalty and it's an unfortunate collateral effect of supplying that information," Phelan said at the time.

He has the more pragmatic, sometimes brutal, vision of a man who made his own luck and wants France to compete, and sometimes cooperate, in the "real world".

Most of the other recent attacks have been claimed by factions of the Pakistani Taliban, which is waging its own fight against the government but whose ranks have also cooperated with and sometimes defected to Islamic State.

But many owners and sometimes revenue-hungry local governments have not cooperated, and that appears to be the case in Guangxi, where the county governments depend on the tin mines, according to The China Daily.

Sometimes multiple males will cooperate to help raise a single brood.