Collaborate

Collaborate?

If they were to collaborate together, they might be able to achieve so much more.

I collaborate with bacteria.

Except he started to collaborate.

I beg you to collaborate.

(a) to collaborate in monitoring activities

I always collaborate with the soldiers.

Johnson called on the EU, NATO and the European Space Agency collaborate more and for the EU to engage more with the wider international community.

(d) To collaborate with other United Nations agencies and international assistance bodies in adopting a more uniform system of evaluation

Please don't collaborate with oppression and racism.

Collaborate quot , Business Week (27 June 1994).

That's why, you and I should collaborate.

I use these scores to collaborate with musicians.

You don't want to collaborate with me, anymore?

We already agreed to collaborate with Seon Jeong.

The Organization must endeavour to instigate new approaches to economic and social policy and collaborate more closely with the Bretton Woods institutions.

UNOMIL and ECOMOG would collaborate closely in their operations.

But you collaborate with our enemy ?? , you sons of...

And now ... I know, I collaborate, want to help.

To collaborate with the relevant institutions to complete vulnerability indices.

The need to collaborate closely with the CST was mentioned.

It continued to collaborate actively with regional organizations in Africa.

During 2004, OHCHR continued to collaborate with WHO in various ways.

We all become entrepreneurs, but we all collaborate in social networks.

Russia needs to collaborate on energy in ways that bring genuine security.

Shaping unilateralism requires new ways to collaborate, and such platforms are emerging.

, He took the singer from the United States Keith Martin to collaborate.

You can imagine what that means Others, if they collaborate, are reprieved.

I said, I'm going to collaborate with anybody and everybody I meet.

It is a way to connect and collaborate while developing digital skills.

Why don't you two collaborate, a detective novel with a tennis background.

And as we collect more and more personally and socially relevant data, we have an opportunity, and maybe even an obligation, to maintain the humanity and tell some amazing stories as we explore and collaborate together.

And as we collect more and more personally and socially relevant data, we have an opportunity, and maybe even an obligation, to maintain the humanity and tell some amazing stories as we explore and collaborate together.

I'll collaborate with this person. I want to get to know that person.

I can collaborate with my opponents to become better at what I do.

In the second scenario, Russia and the EU would pool their efforts and collaborate.

In April 2008, Cray and Intel announced they would collaborate on future supercomputer systems.

OHCHR continued to collaborate with the World Health Organization in various ways in 2005.

No NGO was willing to collaborate and no donor was willing to fund us.

And so we approached this patient and asked if he would collaborate with us.

Special attention needs to be given to considering how these institutions and other organizations of the system could collaborate more closely on the basis of their respective areas of comparative strength.

But that will provide little comfort if you, our elected representatives, do not collaborate effectively.

What we lack is an official cover, since Syria is refusing to collaborate with us.

Recently, six major European oil and gas companies offered to collaborate on a carbon price.