Sentence examples for order to cooperate from inspiring English sources

A leadership that wants to cooperate more closely together, in order to cooperate more closely with you.

"It is hard not to notice," the statement also said, that publication of the list "coincided with the strengthening of efforts to return Russian companies to the Iraqi market in order to cooperate in the reconstruction of war-destroyed Iraq".

"Although Weatherproof believes that it had sufficient legal basis for displaying the billboard, it will be replacing the billboard in order to cooperate with the request of the White House," the company said Monday.

Lavabit, which is believed to have been used by Snowden and which claimed to have 350,000 customers, closed after apparently rejecting a US government court order to cooperate in surveillance on its customers by allowing some form of access to the encrypted messages on its servers.

Interaction becomes important in order to cooperate and share interorganisational and distributed knowledge.

In order to cooperate individuals adapt their agenda according to personal preferences and limitations.

The feared religious police, who are really the behavior police, have been ordered to cooperate.

As part of the settlement, the bank was ordered to cooperate with auditors' inquiries and to establish better procedures for complying with secrecy laws within 45 days.

Mr. Borish said Local 1360 had filed dozens of complaints with the labor board, and that management had ignored administrative and court orders to cooperate with the union.

But he also said Vladimir Putin had given clear orders to cooperate fully with international sport organisations at an extraordinary late-night meeting with the heads of all of Russia's sporting federations on Wednesday.

Verbal orders to cooperate in the attack were also received by the 7th Mounted Brigade from the 4th Light Horse Brigade half-an-hour later.