Sentence examples for would be cooperation from inspiring English sources

You know we were told that there would be cooperation in this investigation, and I question that.

"We were told that there would be cooperation in this investigation, and I question that," he said.

Johnson & Johnson's chief executive, William C. Weldon, championed the new deal in an interview on Wednesday, citing what he hoped would be cooperation between the company's existing orthopedic and spinal implant division, DePuy, and Synthes.

"You know," he said in an interview on Thursday, sitting at a conference table in his Senate office, "we were told that there would be cooperation in this investigation, and I question that.

But the shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, speaking alongside Jim Murphy in Glasgow, insisted that there would be no cooperation with the SNP.

"General Petraeus said that the investigation was a personal priority for him and emphasised that there would be full cooperation between the US and UK," the spokesman said.

Even the new, unimproved version of John McCain — the one who vowed there would be "no cooperation for the rest of the year" — was willing to allow an exemption for that one.

An ideal scenario would be the cooperation between Blockchain startups, carriers, brokers, reinsurers, etc.

Even Yossi Vardi, who exited ICQ to AOL back in 1998 for $407m and now commands Godfather-like status in the Israeli scene, said on stage at Dublin Web Summit last last year that he hoped there would be greater cooperation and interaction in the future between technologists in Israel and Palestine.

"If the Presidents Club had a seal, around the ring would be three words: cooperation, competition and consolation," they write.

She admits, however, that the database may not be as accurate as it would be with industry cooperation.