Sentence examples for now acting with from inspiring English sources

This separatist terrorist organization is now acting with coöperation with another terrorist organization in the North of Syria".

Those adversaries are now acting with some haste to make sure that, by the time she does arrive in the Oval Office, her room for manoeuvre has shrunk further still.

This separatist terrorist organization is now acting with coöperation with another terrorist organization in the North of Syria". Earlier this month, when Turkish forces, with the help of the U.S., agreed to begin training a few hundred Free Syrian Army soldiers in Turkey, they dismissed the possibility of Kurdish participation.

More companies are now acting fraudulently, with more complex and clever frauds against more people.

Rhodes added that those involved now in Oregon are "loose cannon clowns" and not acting with any known group.

Reuters reports that internal documents, released in response to a freedom-of-information request, already show that Michael Morell – the CIA's then deputy director and now acting chief – met with the film-makers.

Further, the inclusion in the qualitative sample of only past, and not current, "non-compliers" aged 35 years and older who were now acting in compliance with the MSM donor deferral meant that the voices of younger men and those who had donated ineligibly more recently were not heard.

Tony is urged to deal with the problem by Phil Leotardo, now acting boss of New York with Johnny Sack in prison.

(Remember, it has long been rumoured that Fidel Castro's brother, Raul, now acting president, although married with four children, is gay, or at least bisexual. His effeminate demeanour has earned him the nickname "La China", or Chinese girl).

Miss Jones believes that Messrs Azahari and Noordin have effectively split from what remains of JI, and are now acting on their own initiative with other like-minded individuals.All these developments, if borne out, constitute a qualified victory for the authorities: they are likely to make future bombings easier to mount and harder to foil, but less deadly too.

The falling prices mean that it is a good time to buy, but with banks now acting as both lenders and estate agents, there are very few mortgages being given to Spanish citizens or foreign buyers.