Sentence examples for to cooperate from from inspiring English sources

And Washington is expected to come under some pressure to cooperate from governments that have not resolved what to do with their spent nuclear fuel.

In its infancy, all an alliance provides is a mechanism for people to cooperate; from a military perspective, it doesn't provide a lot of "alliance" benefits.

Others refuse to cooperate from the start after years of being warned against working with authorities by their pimps and because they often still feel allegiance toward them.

At 16:00, when the Ottoman garrison was reported to have begun its retreat from Beersheba, the 7th Mounted Brigade received orders to cooperate (from the direction of Ras Ghannam) in the Australian Mounted Division attack on Beersheba.

Living as we really ARE One changes the worldview, from exclusive to inclusive, from competing to cooperating, from trying to dominate to trying to serve, and from warring to sharing.

"We are ready to cooperate seriously from a place of power".

The opportunities to cooperate come from the fact that, even though the procedure of merger review differs, the substantive criteria used by the US and the EU are converging.

Charles Clayman, a lawyer representing Mr. Farberov, said his client's decision to cooperate came from marked "a sincere desire to begin righting the wrongs that have been committed against innocent investors".

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Occasionally, workers from one section refused to cooperate with those from another.

"We of course welcome this approach (to cooperate) and are from our side are open to expand our cooperation," Putin said.