Sentence examples for will be able to cooperate from inspiring English sources

In a letter that has been passed on to the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, the whistleblower says he hopes he will "be able to cooperate in the responsible finding of fact regarding reports in the media, particularly in regard to the truth and authenticity with the law".

I hope that when the difficulties of this humanitarian situation have been resolved, I will be able to cooperate in the responsible finding of fact regarding reports in the media, particularly in regard to the truth and authenticity of documents, as appropriate and in accordance with the law.

Will the patient be able to cooperate?

Only when Iran, North Korea, the status of Taiwan and Kashmir, and a host of other issues are settled will the great powers be able to cooperate on moving toward a world truly free of nuclear weapons.

But are they going to learn to be able to cooperate with each other in the business world?

He said Wednesday that he would resign, however, to be able to cooperate more freely with shareholders and other supporters.

In the future the PRESsPhoto system should be able to cooperate with Hospital Information Systems HISS).

Except for this, TET2 mutations seem to be able to cooperate with either of the other recurrent alterations.

Firstly, an alarm call recipient will be able to identify a cooperating tamarin and, by recognizing who in their group it is, be able to judge the reliability of the AC from past experience.

Of course, communication about willingness to cooperate will only be selected if at least part of the population is able to cooperate, so evolution of QS is not expected in a completely non-cooperating population.

Synchronization will be crucial in 5G mobile networks since access nodes are able to cooperate with each other.