Sentence examples for offering to cooperate from inspiring English sources

MPs looking into the demise of BHS have written to the insolvency regulator and the Serious Fraud Office offering to cooperate with their investigations.

"Russia was among the first to face the dangers posed by global terrorism, and unfortunately, knows firsthand what Al Qaeda is," the statement said, offering to cooperate in "a united war with global terrorism".

As a result, whereas other witnesses have indicated they will cite their constitutional right against self-incrimination, Mr. Claywell "is offering to cooperate with the impeachment committee," said Stanley A. Twardy Jr., one of his lawyers.

Before Obama made his remarks, the cable networks were speculating that he would be conciliatory, offering to cooperate with the Republicans on issues like the budget, immigration, and the farm bill.

A key figure in the Enron collapse has done an about-face, offering to cooperate with federal prosecutors to avoid possible criminal charges.

Shortly after he was indicted, Seal got in touch with Beasley and the assistant US attorney handling the case, Bruce Zimet, offering to cooperate and give them the Ochoas from the Medellin Cartel.

Mr. Musayev said that for years, Mr. Makhmudov had been offering to surrender and cooperate with the investigation, but that the authorities "were fully satisfied with the fact that he was hiding, so they didn't have to prove his involvement".

The city's police chief sent her an e-mail asking her to cooperate and offering to protect her identity.

Particularly shocking to modern perspectives, Baldwin tried to maintain the relationship by cooperating with the government, even to the point of offering to cease certain actions and also by providing confidential information to government officials.

Two colleges in the same locale may easily cooperate, and it is well to think two years in advance when offering to host a meeting.

Charities, including the Smile Train and UNICEF, engage young people in service projects to aid those less fortunate in developing countries, offering students an opportunity to cooperate and build teamwork through their charitable endeavors.