Sentences with word «co-operate»

This sees each player left with separate health and air meters, either playing independently of one another or the second player clambering on to Donkey Kong's back to co-operate — also employing long - range attacks in support such as Diddy's peanut guns.

Upon completion of this review, please be honest and truthful with it you co-operate with on - line.

Whether you and your partner are looking to co-operate or be competitive, this is the type of date option that will ensure couples have a fantastic time or find out what their partner is really made of.

The weather was only too willing to co-operate for this photo shoot by raining right on cue.

And this was to be my perfect indoor location, but my temperamental auto flash wouldn't co-operate, aaarrrrhhh!

I also handle stress by crafting, so I'm glad as long as my body wants to co-operate well enough.

My fabric was just too tough to co-operate.

The European Space Agency (ESA) w2 is Europe's gateway to space, organising programmes to find out more about Earth, its immediate space environment, our Solar System and the Universe, as well as to co-operate in the human exploration of space, develop satellite - based technologies and services, and to promote European industries.

The European Space Agency (ESA) w3 is Europe's gateway to space, organising programmes to find out more about Earth, its immediate space environment, our Solar System and the Universe, as well as to co-operate in the human exploration of space, to develop satellite - based technologies and services, and to promote European industries.

They co-operate with the most renown research institutions in many countries.

Alternatively, if the vc system is «switched off», the germinating spores might co-operate during ash leaf infection, leading to a greater spread of the fungus.

The couple's current research investigates how memory is encoded and retrieved and how clusters of neurons in the hippocampus co-operate to do this.

So perhaps it's not surprising that this seems to be one area where academia and industry are very keen to co-operate.

This student was told «either co-operate with me or find another supervisor.»

When clinging to the edge of a cliff, the will to co-operate with, and give space to, a right - wing Conservative Party is bound to subside.

But he later clarified that while NI has agreed to co-operate he did not know if that extended to all three appearing before the panel of MPs.

A spokesman for Mr Coulson stressed he had not been contacted by detectives, but said he would be happy to co-operate with any Scotland Yard inquiry.

Mr Yates said detectives had written to the New York Times asking them to reconsider their refusal to co-operate with any new inquiry into the claims.

The national party will continue to co-operate with the police and other authorities so that the matter can be resolved as soon as possible.»

Under Paddy Ashdown's leadership, the Lib Dems began to co-operate with Labour in developing policies in areas where they had common goals, such as the commitment to devolution.

«To try and compare Hitler and the Nazis - the millions of people who died in the Second World War, the Holocaust - with the free democracies of Europe coming together to trade and co-operate, and in the process to help to bring peace to the continent of Europe after centuries of war, is frankly deeply offensive.»

2009 October - The government says it will co-operate with the International Criminal Court (ICC) to try key suspects in post-election violence.

What is the approach to their having to co-operate with people who may intend their death, and would he not move more quickly to Afghans policing dangerous places in Afghanistan?»

But the commission was not happy with Conservative officials, who refused to co-operate with their inquiry.

A spokesman for Lord Rennard has said he «refutes» allegations of sexual impropriety and will co-operate with any «properly constituted inquiry».

On Monday, he said the culture secretary had «done the right thing» after she was asked by the Commons standards committee to repay # 5,800 and apologise for failing to co-operate.

We all must co-operate at various levels to increase the security of our communities.

It will make society less generous, less sympathetic, less able to co-operate.

She would fully co-operate with any inquiry.

Meanwhile, Russell, who has previously threatened to vote against the Budget in its entirety, has dismissed an Independent on Sunday report that the rebels have secretly agreed to co-operate with Labour MPs as «poppycock» and «Labour mischief - making».

As my Australian political scientist colleague Rodney Smith pointed out to me, if the other candidates really want to stop Corbyn, they would do better to co-operate to game the preferential voting system to maximise the chances of one of them beating him on second preferences.

The Liberal Democrats and Labour should, of course, have explored much earlier and more explicitly how they might co-operate to reform the electoral system.

During the early 1690s Harley became a leader, second only to Paul Foley, of the «Old Whigs» who were willing to co-operate with Tories in pursuing «Country Party» measures against the ministerial or court Whigs in office, the so - called Whig Junto.

«Ghana had continued to co-operate with other members of the AU and had actively participated in the activities of the AU since its formation.

«We have also resolved to tighten the security of the National Assembly and we need the co-operation of all members of the public to please co-operate with us as we do this.»

Nigel might co-operate on confidence and supply, but would Nick be prepared to sit around the cabinet table with him or Douglas Carswell?

He'll appreciate that the role of Select Committees is waxing, and that Ministers would be wise to co-operate with them.

What hung parliaments can not do, though, is to compel rival parties to co-operate on big reforms.

[78] Labour, in reaction, produced ever stronger denials that they would co-operate with the SNP after the election.

A parliamentary watchdog found she broke the ministerial code for failing to co-operate fully with an inquiry into her expenses.

«But maybe there are issues that we should just investigate a bit — we might not be able to openly co-operate with each other, but that doesn't mean we can't pass each other information.»

There are six places where more than one MP would have a right to seek selection for a seat, but where there are enough Labour seats to go round, so if MPs co-operate and agree between themselves who will stand where, no head - to - head challenge is necessary and no one is left empty handed.

How can Labour people in the regions be expected to co-operate with these people?»

The committee's generosity was especially remarkable given the culture secretary's reluctance to co-operate with the investigation.

«Tata UK needs to recognise its responsibilities to its pensioners and its sites and should co-operate fully with the UK government in search of solutions.

I assure her of the full co-operation of my government as a genuine and trusted partner so that, together, the Executive and the Judiciary can co-operate in a spirit of mutual respect to realise the welfare and progress of our people,» he said.

No one can agree how to deal with this; whether to co-operate and risk contamination, like Falconer and Burnham, or openly oppose Corbyn, or bide their time and wait for him to screw up.»

If someone tells HMRC about their failure and generally co-operate with them to quantify the tax due, then HMRC can reduce the penalty.

We have agreed to co-operate closely in responding to this barbaric act and to co-ordinate our efforts to stand up for the rules based international order which Russia seeks to undermine.

We respectfully wish to indicate our preparedness to co-operate with the Commission in its line of duty in investigating this matter brought before it to its logical conclusion.