Sentence examples for of collaborating to from inspiring English sources

Labor attacking the Greens smacks of professional politicians warring with each other instead of collaborating to achieve community outcomes.

The awards, Mr. Orefice tells them, matter less than the experience of collaborating to make something wonderful.

Cricket's governing body found the three players guilty of collaborating to bowl no-balls at prearranged times during the fourth Test at Lord's last August.

The 10, and four other men accused of collaborating to fix the outcome of matches for betting purposes, could, if convicted in court, face seven years in jail.

(Dargis) 'NATIONAL TREASURE: BOOK OF SECRETS' (PG, 2 04) This hyperactive, densely plotted yet strangely weightless sequel sends its archaeologist hero, Ben Franklin Gates (Nicolas Cage, flexing his deadpan), on a quest to clear the name of an ancestor wrongly accused of collaborating to assassinate Lincoln.

(Dargis) 'NATIONAL TREASURE: BOOK OF SECRETS' (PG, 2 04) This hyperactive, densely plotted yet strangely weightless sequel sends its archaeologist hero, Ben Franklin Gates Nicolas Cagee, flexing his deadpan), on a globetrotting quest to clear the name of an ancestor wrongly accused of collaborating to assassinate Abraham Lincoln.

The first subnetwork (type A, open science, Fig. 1a) is typical of academics collaborating to patents with scientists belonging to other open science organisations.

This international group of authors is collaborating to lead research in the field of GJH and JHS.

"The question is not if individuals, or groups of individuals, are collaborating to rig the game for themselves.

The cooperative control schemes consider two pairs of teleoperation systems collaborating to carry out operations in a shared remote environment.

Usually, such a system is composed of various nodes (sensors) collaborating to monitor a targeted phenomenon.