Usa "co-operation" in una frase

1. "And will I have to let him handle me to get his co-operation?" she asked

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2. He's usually into this kind of civic action, co-operation with the Gardai kind of thing, but I suppose he knew how serious this crime was

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3. and that the Cardinals will get no co-operation

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4. Expect no co-operation

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5. 'It needs the co-operation of Church and State

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6. 'I’m very grateful for your co-operation and help, Cardinal

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7. only extinguished with the co-operation of both pilgrims

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8. you’ll have the co-operation of a Bailli who has the

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9. Secretary Alger wrote to Secretary Long, asking him to order the navy to force the Bay at once; but since the War Department had sent the army into its precarious position, disregarding the only feasible plan of co-operation with the fleet for joint attack, Secretary Long refused to overrule Admiral Sampson

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10. Calling in the insurgent leaders, he asked for their co-operation

11. The Army also had a similar unit called the CCB or Civil Co-operation Buro responsible for intelligence but somehow went over to more active operations killing a number of activists and terrorists

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12. The few times I dealt with them I had excellent co-operation

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13. Those who were called skillful leaders of old knew how to drive a wedge between the enemy's front and rear; to prevent co-operation between his large and small divisions; to hinder the good troops from rescuing the bad, the officers from rallying their men

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14. The noise of the bombardment covered our comings and goings, eased my initial navigation woes, and was an interesting experiment in army-air co-operation in the field

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15. Yes, if a man has self-control and the co-operation of his partner,

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16. have learned the hard way, it takes co-operation and a common

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17. With or without aid and co-operation, the absolutist monarch instituted a regular “paper regime”

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18. the health service, to refuse their co-operation in industrial, medical or university animal

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19. They’ll appreciate the co-operation

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20. Of course it helps that they have the complete and discreet co-operation of The Just Alliance, which gives them unhindered access to any resource, including the surviving writings and priests of the religions that flourished before the gods withdrew

21. “And before you go prattling on about peace and co-operation between us, know that I did indeed direct my subordinates to initiate the activities you have described as the insidious conspiracy

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22. I can’t do much without my soldiers, and their co-operation will require its touch

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23. You can avail yourselves of assistance, but you must understand the Universe as a collective of Co-operation

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24. What would bring about spontaneous global co-operation?

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25. “I have a plan, however, I will need the co-operation of the other princes

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26. This calls for co-operation

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27. direction, and in co-operation with one another

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28. the second to be co-operation with the Deva kingdom

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29. My old man, the Devil, asks for your co-operation in this matter and

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30. This she did with the co-operation of her father, who invited Jesus to their home for the celebration of Rebecca's seventeenth birthday

31. Thus by one great decision Jesus voluntarily deprived himself of all superhuman co-operation in all matters having to do with the remainder of his mortal career unless the Father might independently choose to participate in some certain act or episode of the Son's earth labors

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32. John had already begun this work; how might he continue the message? How should he take over John's mission? How should he organize his followers for effective effort and intelligent co-operation? Jesus was now reaching the final decision which would forbid that he further regard himself as the Jewish Messiah, at least as the Messiah was popularly conceived in that day

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33. Now your goals are more easily attained through the co-operation of others, not through purely personal effort

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34. The ruler of your 8th house, Saturn, is in ‘mutual reception’ with Pluto, which indicates wonderful co-operation between the two planets

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35. These talks by Jesus to the twenty-four were on sympathy, co-operation, and tolerance

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36. Albeit, I am ever sympathetic and always interested, and when you arrive at your conclusions touching these matters of nonspiritual import, provided you are all agreed, then I pledge in advance my full approval and hearty co-operation

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37. This means that each is a ‘guest’ in the sign and house ruled by the other, and shows great co-operation between the two planets

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38. This fact was much appreciated by the NPA (National Prosecuting Authority), and Tlali Tlali their spokesperson, also offered full co-operation, in spite of the fact that the new Unit would not be under Prosecutor control, as the “Scorpions” had been before, but would answer to the Police Minister, Nathi Mthethwa, who was determined to fight corruption and crime with a new vigour not seen before

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39. This shows wonderful co-operation between the two planets, and a wonderful flow of energy between them

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40. This involved big shipments at the airport terminals and had been brought about by co-operation with Brazilian authorities and joint operations with other foreign countries too

41. James was more than willing to become involved, especially when he learnt that they would be issued with an official letter from the Education Department asking for the co-operation of Ubisi Dairies…all nice and legal!

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42. It shows good co-operation between the planets

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43. Amelia made James very welcome…it seemed that their differences of opinion in the past were now forgotten and had been replaced by a willingness and anxiety to provide total co-operation, in the search for Marianne, who was her only grand-daughter - and of course, in the bringing to justice - of the murderer of her son Rory!

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44. But when will both of you learn to live as I have taught you: both serving in co-operation and both refreshing your souls in unison? Can you not learn that there is a time for everything -- that the lesser matters of life should give way before the greater things of the heavenly kingdom?"

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45. The list of charges goes on but now the relationship between America and the Soviet Union is frozen solid then there is no longer any co-operation to catch these men

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46. Our kingdom is a realm of order, and where two or more will creatures act in co-operation, there is always provided the authority of leadership

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47. If outsiders were trying to help the Maasai and the authorities started to seek information and co-operation from them, could they be trusted to turn a blind eye to certain, er… strangers and activities in their territory for a while?’

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48. This willing co-operation had allowed the US and China to establish firm footholds throughout the continent

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49. It was clear that he had been under a lot of pressure to gain Siri’s co-operation and, Siri thought, ‘Why not work with the Chinese?’ The fact was that, as far as he could make out, when it came to duplicity, there wasn’t a hairs breadth between any of the major political blocks

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50. Relieving anyone of their responsibility was considered to be Lessons in Debilitation, yet in the spirit of love and co-operation those in need found help and care, even to personal sacrifice, but for the right reasons

51. Next it organised conferences on Africa and initiated visits from Poland to the continent to promote cultural and scientific co-operation to the benefit of both

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52. The opportunities for trade and co-operation between the countries of Western and Eastern Europe are far from being explored

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53. Now, we can begin doing something to help, with your co-operation

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54. co-operation and we went back to our beds with the knowledge of a job

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55. All aspects between two and three degrees of exactitude symbolize friendliness – "the expanding element of simple co-operation in being

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56. Co-operation in space was essential; the whole operation could fall

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57. Both Murphy and Brown had made it clear to Harry that their co-operation

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58. “It might be easier with his active co-operation

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59. People in overseas stations knew all about Section 11, as he had done when he was serving in Hong Kong, so Northcot did not need to explain who he was, or plead for co-operation

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60. The upshot of it all was that Major Bill Clayton was to be given almost carte blanche to do as he thought best, and the maximum possible co-operation to help him do it

61. I can now tell the House that, with the fullest possible help and co-operation of President Minton and the American administration, and with the active participation of the Taoiseach and the Government of the Irish Republic, we have effectively closed down the operation of Northern Ireland's terrorist groups

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62. Let me start by saying that the discussions which have led to the proposals being formulated, which I am about to outline to the House, have taken place in an atmosphere of total co-operation between the three Governments, and that we are all in complete agreement about the proposed future of the Province

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63. Oh, mighty condescension! Oh, wondrous liberality! We will let laymen do rough work which could not be clone at all without them, and which they have no need to ask the clergy's leave to do! If this is all that people mean when they talk of enlisting "lay co-operation," I am sorry for them

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64. for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) which states that

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65. Under the Co-operation Agreement contemplated between the Shanghai Province and the Province of KwaZulu Natal, nineteen factories involved in the clothing, steel furniture manufacture and the electrical appliance manufacturing industries have been targeted for investment

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66. extend the scope for co-operation with other organisations

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67. In return for my co-operation in the process that would bring about my redundancy – and

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68. whelmed at your father’s approval and co-operation to let me stay

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69. Mystified by the co-operation between

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70. the need for co-operation with Germans, he appreciated the

71. " First of all, I'd do nothing without your consent, as a patient's co-operation is most important in psychological matters

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72. And that this secret antagonism must be got over before there can be any real co-operation may, I suppose, be regarded as certain

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73. But when Charlotte spoke of co-operation she was apparently thinking only of the co-operation of those whom years, in place of the might of youth, have provided with the sad sensibleness that comes of repeated disappointments--the co-operation, that is, of the elderly; and the German elderly in the immense majority of cases remains obscurely in her kitchen and does not dream of co-operating

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74. And what is co-operation if it is not paying half? Indeed, I've been told by people who have done it that it sometimes even means paying all

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75. 'What I mean, of course,' said Charlotte, 'is moral co-operation

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76. One valued competition and the other valued co-operation

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77. co-operation of my colleagues present; to give Sam Westland"s team the nod to expand their

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78. co-operation was his family

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79. “Look, for years the United States has been trying to get co-operation from successive

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80. Instead officials said they would concentrate on building closer co-operation with the intention of cracking down on the networks being used for criminal behaviour

81. The article continued about it being the first joint raid between the two allies and would open the way towards more co-operation in the fight against terror in the Middle East

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82. Dr Bhatti had impressed on her when she first arrived at the clinic just how much they would need her co-operation “You must want to give up or we can't help you,” she had said

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83. the co-operation of both parents, and it is well to remember that

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84. to his mother's co-operation and his own perseverance

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85. Co-operation to survive in a world devoid of any easy conclusions brought about heroes and heroines whose characters are admirable in their tenacity and morality

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86. And co-operation does not mean writing threatening letters to every Tom, Dick and Harry

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87. and even training for co-operation with the RAF and Navy

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88. 'Thank you for your co-operation,' said the usherette and was gone

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89. The women were supposed to discuss the benefits to be derived from co-operation, and other social questions

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90. Neither do we know how much more the co-operation of minds or of hands may be capable of accomplishing, whether in labour or in study

91. with people who insist on competing with him? No individual can practise co-operation by himself! Socialism can only be practised by the Community - that is the meaning of the word

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92. A society which shall have justice and co-operation for its foundation, and International Brotherhood and love for its law

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93. That doesn’t mean he wouldn’t have done so anyway, but it does show that any chance of co-operation with his powerful neighbour had completely disappeared

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94. 1992 Treaty of Maastricht: Changes the European Community into the European Union, with a common foreign and security policy (not that that worked in practice) and closer co-operation on justice and police matters

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95. Co-operation in economics and technology: Though this didn’t extend to helping each other with their ballistic missiles

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96. Lestrade, of Scotland Yard, is acting already in the matter, but he assures me that he sees no objection to your co-operation, and that he even thinks that it might be of some assistance

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97. We had been incapable of co-operation--grim chance had taken no heed of that

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98. “But the universal necessity of living, of drinking, of eating—in short, the whole scientific conviction that this necessity can only be satisfied by universal co-operation and the solidarity of interests—is, it seems to me, a strong enough idea to serve as a basis, so to speak, and a ‘spring of life,’ for humanity in future centuries,” said Gavrila Ardalionovitch, now thoroughly roused

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99. But it would not have been of much avail, even with the zealous co-operation of the inhabitants, if the wind had not suddenly dropped towards morning

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100. But it appears that the natural and normal state of civilized men is to obey what to their own knowledge is decreed by despicable officials and enforced by the co-operation of armed police