Sentence examples similar to shunning cooperation from inspiring English sources
Sony remains dominated by proud, territorial engineers who often shun cooperation.
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and Abu Zubaydah, the two highest-ranking Qaeda operatives in custody, have told investigators that Mr. bin Laden shunned cooperation with Saddam Hussein.
Under Mr. Obama, the United States government has continued to support some rebel groups that Washington deems not to be extremist, and it has shunned direct cooperation with Moscow and Damascus, contending that their campaign in Syria has been focused less on defeating extremists and more on battling opposition groups fighting Mr. Assad.
They don't want a foreign policy that shuns international cooperation.
GENEVA — Israel became the first country to withhold cooperation from a United Nations review of its human rights practices on Tuesday, shunning efforts by the United States and others to encourage it to participate.
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Americans are shunning McDonald's.
Victims who came forward were intimidated into silence; their families were shunned; cases were dropped for a lack of cooperation.
