Sentence examples for terms of cooperating with from inspiring English sources

Europe was not doing so badly in terms of cooperating with the United States in Afghanistan, for example.

A 1969 StB report described Koecher as "lax in terms of cooperating with the operational line", and noted, "he did not give a single tip".

Although the physicians were pleased with their achievements in terms of cooperating with the nurses, they did not exhibit a great attachment to the administrative structure that had supported the change: The FMG, besides the nurse, did not bring that much more to our FMU.

The steel industry also has a tradition of cooperating with universities for longer-term and basic research projects, which are on the increase.

Yet the decision to cooperate with others hinges on a balance between altruism and self-interest, and in this case, on whether landowners are willing to accept the immediate burden of cooperating with others in exchange for the longer term, but less certain, benefit of buffering their properties against fire.

But he understands the value of cooperating with the West.

Individual community participation can be discussed in terms of interacting and cooperating with community members, helping other members, participating in joint activities, acting in ways that endorse the community, and enhancing its value for themselves and others (e.g. [8, 32]).

He could also serve a prison term of less than life for cooperating with the authorities.

Only a long-term approach based on building relations with local communities, dealing with the economic and social drivers of extremism, and cooperating with tribes and Yemen's army will eradicate the threat of Islamic radicalism.

The terms of their plea agreements said they are cooperating with a Justice Department criminal probe.

Freidman, when asked by Reuters about the report, declined in a text message to answer any questions about cooperating with prosecutors or the terms of his agreement.