Sentence examples similar to should not co operate from inspiring English sources

That smacks of desperation.One slender chance is that the deputies may decide that, if Mr Yeltsin actually wants them to reject his prime minister (in order then to call a general election), they should not co-operate.

There is no reason, however, why Volvo and Geely should not co-operate on future research and development projects if Volvo's "independent" management is willing.Ford is keen to sell Volvo, its last premium unit after the sales of Aston Martin and Jaguar Land Rover, to focus on its "One Ford" strategy.

When the Goldstone report condemning Israel was issued last September, I wrote in the Jewish Chronicle that Israel should have considered "whether the policy of not co-operating with outside investigation is wise.

"If US authorities are really interested in establishing the true organisers of the explosions in Boston, and not co-operating with Russian speculation, then they should focus on the Russian special services involvement in the events," the statement said.

"My legs were just not co-operating.

What if the killers would not co-operate?

Otherwise they may not co-operate when you need them.

They will not co-operate with Ms Noonan.

Not co-operating with Goldstone is one thing; running an independent inquiry by Israel is another.

"The whole examination was very chaotic and bizarre because she was not co-operating.

But both sides are wedded to a tradition of not co-operating.