Sentence examples for started to cooperate from inspiring English sources

Only recently, for instance, have teachers' unions started to cooperate with serious efforts at teacher evaluation, and they are still not giving their full cooperation.

Mr. Zubaydah started to cooperate after being waterboarded for "probably 30, 35 seconds," Mr. Kiriakou told the ABC reporter Brian Ross.

Gene Bruskin, an organizer for the union, said the company had started to cooperate closely with immigration authorities after a walkout by immigrant workers last summer.

The installations in a building are separated into different industries, which have grown historically and have no tradition in achieving common goals together, but only recently started to cooperate.

The weather has finally started to cooperate.

I was able to watch what he was doing, and we started to cooperate.

And the Police Department and Fire Department must drop their historical rivalry and start to cooperate and share information.

How can competing individuals start to cooperate for the greater good?

There are some excellent theater companies here and for the first time they're starting to cooperate.

But those changes have also thrust the company into an unexpected and potentially perilous role as competitors start to cooperate with each other against Apple.

'When people do not perceive any competition, they themselves stop competing and instead start to cooperate, which everyone benefits from,' he said.