Sentence examples for that does not collaborate from inspiring English sources

The average firm that does not collaborate with supply-chain partners has a predicted value of Innoshare of e2.44 − 1 = 10.5%, compared to e2.76 − 1 = 14.8% for firms that do.

One of these INGOs is working in Nepal under the Geneva Convention and is a "neutral and independent body" that does not collaborate with the GoN or SWC.

What happens to the churches that do not collaborate with the government is not yet clear.

Firms that do not collaborate with R&D partners have a predicted value of e2.67 − 1 = 13.4%, while the predicted value for those that do is e2.84 − 1 = 16.1%.

His brother refuses, but reluctantly signs after Eko says that his two friends will burn the church to the ground if Yemi does not collaborate.

Amazon confirmed with TechCrunch that Next wines are not owned by, nor were they developed in partnership with King Estate, and that Amazon did not collaborate with the winery on their creation.

Chief among these foreigners is the Columbia University history professor Robert O. Paxton, who, nearly 30 years ago in his book "Vichy France: Old Guard and New Order," put the lie to the chief postwar myth of the French: the notion eloquently fabricated by Charles de Gaulle that France did not collaborate with the Nazis.

It includes identifying the evaluators and ensuring that evaluators do not collaborate before completion; this minimizes bias, using a common rating scale for severity of issues.

Within primary school classrooms children are often seated in groups but research shows that pupils do not collaborate or learn effectively within these groups.

"Essentially what I would like to hear from my government is that one, we did not collaborate with the South Korean intelligence and share that information, and secondly I would like to have a confirmation that I'm not a subject of surveillance and monitoring".

A place in the sun ReprintsThe panel did express considerable surprise at the fact that the unit did not collaborate closely with professional statisticians.