Sentence examples for seeking to collaborate from inspiring English sources

Blavatnik has not been alone in seeking to collaborate with Oxford.

Ms. Kola, the party promoter, said that celebrities often approach her seeking to collaborate with Supreme, but that Mr. Jebbia waves them off.

The future of our economy, society and environment will depend on the third, public and business sectors making their own contributions and increasingly, seeking to collaborate.

But at its most basic level the EU is a group of countries seeking to collaborate on things like trade for mutual economic benefit, with the founding aim of avoiding any catastrophic reruns of the region's combative history.

They work for decent housing and infrastructure, usually seeking to collaborate with local government.

In keeping with the MDT goal of seeking to collaborate effectively with parents through role negotiation and knowledge exchange, professionals aspired to promote common ground in the practice of shared care.

Spain's justice minister, José María Michavila, promised to start criminal proceedings "so that those who seek to collaborate with terrorists must answer before the law".

The Gormley commission was novel enough to receive widespread coverage but, at the turn of the 20th century, there was a period in which leading theatre directors sought to collaborate with the leading artists of the time: Salvador Dalí, Pablo Picasso and, as we see at the Tate, Munch.

Increasingly, academia and industry seek to collaborate, and share resources and expertise, by establishing partnerships.

My AI will seek to collaborate with people for the greater good, rather than usurp the human role and supplant them.

Both W. S. Gilbert and Thomas Hardy sought to collaborate with Elgar in this decade.