Sentence examples for voluntarily collaborating from inspiring English sources
Probably ninety-nine per cent of the people who studied with de Man wouldn't run a red light — forget about altering a transcript or voluntarily collaborating with Nazis.
In a statement, Wet Seal said that a month ago, it began voluntarily collaborating with the commission on an "extensive program designed to continue to promote diversity" and protect against discrimination.
But the "government agent" argument is arising with increased frequency when online service providers voluntarily collaborate with law enforcement.
At present, the abuse teams collaborate voluntarily with police forces, and often make material available instantly 'on an intelligence basis' while waiting for the paperwork.
Slade and Prinsloo (2013) recommend collaborating with students on voluntarily providing data and allowing them to access DS outcomes to aid in their learning and development.
Naturally, it also requires collaborating actors, current or new members of ACRM, who have collaborative capabilities (Fjeldstad et al. (2012) and voluntarily want to engage in a collaborative process (Miles et al., 2000).
Mr. Martin was not reporting in Gaza at the time of his arrest but had come voluntarily to testify for a Palestinian man on trial in a Hamas military court, accused of collaborating with Israel.
"My participation has been collaborating.
Collaborating to Develop University Policy.
