| They happily collaborate with the elite in the richer and more powerful states. |
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| Many physicians in these specializations have a desire to collaborate with psychotherapists. |
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| If the tonsils have become involved, the dentist should collaborate with the pharyngologist. |
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| Many priests refused to collaborate with the authorities, and some incited disobedience. |
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| Secondary head teachers said academies should be encouraged to collaborate with neighbouring schools. |
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| He says rappers at Flow are starting to support each other and to collaborate with artists outside their crew. |
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| Hungary chose cooperation and appointed a government to collaborate with Hitler. |
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| Why should a ruler obsessed with maintaining his power collaborate with some of his most dangerous enemies? |
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| The legislature are apparently willing to collaborate with the governor in his Alice-in-Wonderland venture in linguistic manipulation, all of course for the public good. |
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| If we wish to see peace in our world, then we too must be able to recognize it, and prepared to collaborate with its humble beginnings. |
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| But at bottom they collaborate with the European bourgeoisies, which are driving to destroy working-class gains. |
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| Develop a plan to show appreciation to those who collaborate with you in the mission. |
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| Lately, he's started to reflect about the passing decades and collaborate with songwriters like Lou Reed and John Prine. |
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| If you wish to collaborate with our work,you are welcome to send us a donation. |
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| And that repair technician can take and transmit live video to collaborate with a specialist to troubleshoot a problem. |
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| I trust that the opposition will cooperate and collaborate with us as we move forward in building our economy. |
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| At the leading edge of knowledge creation, researchers collaborate with clinical teams to help systemize and assess various clinical activities. |
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| If you think that you can collaborate with so called human rights defenders, and get away with it, you must be living in a dream world. |
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| You eventually resolved the disagreement, but would you ever collaborate with a fashion house or a corporation? |
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| Riley's eye-opening experience was the result of a commitment by Glen Raven to collaborate with institutions of higher learning around the globe. |
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| Manage your documents and collaborate with others using new annotation tools. |
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| If you are a Belgian Scientist or collaborate with one, you should get in touch with them. |
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| Lastly, this new outlook is also that of a foreigner who comes to collaborate with the artists of a country. |
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| We collaborate with the veterinary and radiograph expert Dr Lars Audell who evaluates all the hip radiographs on behalf of the club in Sweden. |
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| The adakhars and yaa decide whether they wish to collaborate with the ITDG veterinarians. |
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| We collaborate with highly qualified, degreed, and experienced native translators and interpreters. |
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| Wikis are web pages that allow readers to interact and collaborate with others as such pages can be edited or added to by anyone. |
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| Despite this, they knowingly collaborate with pro-abortion politicians and pro-abortion political parties! |
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| Inter Pares is a secular organization, though we are supported by and sometimes collaborate with several faith-based groups. |
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| Their employees often find a meaning in their work which encourages them to get involved and collaborate with their colleagues to the hilt. |
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| Are you looking to collaborate with an exceptionally skilled communicator to help you efficiently convey your ideas? |
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| He invited interested organizations to collaborate with IUPAC and AOAC on this subject. |
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| Agilent will financially support the research at Harvard and collaborate with scientists there. |
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| We are planning to collaborate with the Olympic University and are confident that the results of our collaborative work will be successful. |
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| Another vital way to expand the pie is to collaborate with industry partners. |
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| This was also a time when he began to collaborate with the Liège etcher Armand Rassenfosse. |
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| To overcome the unsupportive environment and to address the fear of stigmatization, those with HIV, the government and society must collaborate with other parties, he said. |
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| As far as I'm concerned, Joel, George and the people they collaborate with on a daily basis are extremely talented. |
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| Communities vary widely in the level of human and material resources they have available to collaborate with research initiatives. |
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| Pentecost is a timely reminder of how God continually invites us to make room for and to collaborate with all peoples. |
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| All designers and scientists who collaborate with Auping, will offer you a night's rest to size. |
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| He asked the priors provincials to collaborate with the other provinces in every area of our mission. |
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| For our part, we stand ready to collaborate with the government to make the system work. |
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| Yes, you can specify on your partners profile if you have a project idea or are looking for others to collaborate with you. |
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| Consult and collaborate with employee representatives to implement employment equity. |
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| If there is no database, or if it is uncertain, inaccurate or incomplete, collaborate with women and girls and community health providers to develop a distribution list. |
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| Croisières AML is honoured to collaborate with this passionate protector of the marine environment, who has recently been named by the United Nations, ambassador of biodiversity. Find out what has charmed Jean Lemire! |
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| It is a moment to think about how people work, how they collaborate with people inside and outside of the organization, and how technology can help. |
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| Ideclic's mandate was to collaborate with the Museum's team on the development, conceptualisation and creation of the cyberexhibition and its content. |
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| The Bank would, therefore, collaborate with other development partners in assisting RMCs to build sustainable and viable institutions through well-tailored training and techni¬cal assistance programs. |
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| We will be happy to collaborate with companies that are engaged in mass construction as well as with companies that work in private construction from cylinder balks regardless level of development of company or region. |
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| This seminar was another opportunity for the UIHJ to collaborate with the Council of Europe through its members Mathieu Chardon and Armando Oliveira, who are also experts at the Council of Europe. |
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| This year they publicly said that they are going to collaborate with Depaul in programs working with street children and preventional programs. |
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| Therefore, we are proud to collaborate with FEC, Qatar s premier environmental organisation. |
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| I commend the NIH and urge all public and private partners, in particular pharmaceutical companies and research institutions, to follow suit and collaborate with the Medicines Patent Pool to increase access to HIV treatment. |
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| When we collaborate with others, we can do so in many places. |
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| Angelique Kidjo was moved and invited all the girls not to give in and to collaborate with their educators. She added that she herself would always fight because children have the right to joy and to a smile. |
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| Internet technology is shifting the manner in which companies and people communicate and collaborate with each other back to the more even keel that we had previously enjoyed. |
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| In the past Nigeria has had a frosty relationship with its francophone neighbours and has found it easier to collaborate with Ghana, an anglophone country. |
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| Pressure ulcer, vascular access, and patient safety related research teams actively collaborate with our industry partners to test and evaluate products and clinical processes, thus shaping future practice. |
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| This Board will collaborate with the International Monetary Fund to provide an early warning of macroeconomic and financial risks, and to develop appropriate responses. |
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| President Umaru Yar'adua should look to collaborate with a nation with the relevant know-how, so corruption is eliminated and a successful model can be followed, Mr Abba Dansani suggested. |
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| The bishops will look at the causes and effects of immigration in an effort to look for ways the Churches in the different countries can collaborate with one another. |
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| Family physicians with special interests or focused practices collaborate with their associates, and they are changing the way comprehensive care is delivered. |
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| The recent actions of American firms such as Yahoo and Google to collaborate with Chinese government censorship and persecution of Chinese dissidents are a sad example of this tendency. |
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| In the fast-developing area of programmatic trading, it makes sense for us to collaborate with other leading news companies to gain first mover advantage through a powerful global alliance. |
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| André Desmarais, Deputy Chairman of the Board, and I, as Chairman of the Executive Committee, will continue to collaborate with Messrs Gratton and Orr, working as a team, just as we have done for many years with Mr. Gratton. |
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| For instance, a social worker mentioned that she would go see an imam to try to get some advice when she was dealing with men who would refuse to collaborate with her. |
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| We all need to develop the interpersonal skills and perspectives necessary for us to maximize our ability to collaborate with people who look, sound or behave differently than we do. |
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| The first months of the year were very intense with the successful launch of a collection in tribute to Stephen Sprouse, an American artist, now no longer with us, who was the first designer to collaborate with Marc Jacobs. |
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| Canada was a staunch supporter of the MDGs and believed that they provided a common framework within which the international community could collaborate with other donors to reduce global poverty. |
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| This experience pushes me today to transmit this art to younger artists and to collaborate with the most classical to the most contemporary choreographers. |
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| Our services engineers, based in our Californian and European offices, collaborate with our development staff on the rare occasion that development intervention is required. |
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| The second phase will collect data that will be shared with a consortium of universities to collaborate with suppliers and retailers to develop a comprehensive database on the products life cycle. |
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| With the special qualities of each voice type, colour, timbre, soaring high notes and sumptuous low ones, singers can collaborate with other instruments, enchant audiences and take them into another dimension. |
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| We will collaborate with the academic community and the private sector to ensure we use the best models of education governance, teaching and management. |
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| Bontemps agreed to share the secret with Chance Brothers and stayed in England to collaborate with them for six years. |
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| In pursuing these goals FIPS-Mouche shall maintain friendly relationship with all other world organizations sharing this ideal and collaborate with them. |
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| There is a new online virtual service hub that you can register for, locate participation opportunities that can be done from home, and collaborate with others virtually. |
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| He was unwilling to collaborate with others. |
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| Misinformation or the withholding of information, unwarranted refusal to collaborate with colleagues as well as, in general, obstructive behaviour or systematic denigration, are firmly discouraged at all levels. |
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| With these capabilities, SAIC can form teams rapidly and collaborate with ease across organizational and enterprise boundaries. |
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| It is desirable that the metrology service providers collaborate with these organizations, and with those of the standards drafting committees for which measurement and metrology are particularly relevant. |
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| Like our body, which remains at a constant temperature because our organs collaborate with one another, a system is maintained in homeostasis thanks to the activity of its component parts. |
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| If that had been the case then some inhabitants of Latvia might have been forgiven for finding it legitimate to collaborate with these occupying forces. |
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| Métis Elders dedicated to conserving Michif language may assert their autonomy from political leaders but choose to collaborate with educational or cultural agencies. |
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| We collaborate with lawyers in China who specialize in workplace discrimination, work-related injury cases, disputes over the nonpayment of wages, and pension, redundancy and economic compensation cases. |
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| Canada must continue to collaborate with the international community and with its multilateral partners to address its concerns regarding Iran's spoiler role in the region. |
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| Choi said Korean contractors should collaborate with each other to mitigate the risk of aggressive underbidding and prevent poor execution. |
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| It will collaborate with him and the High Representative closely to strengthen the Union's foreign policy, so that the EU can assert itself more on the global stage, promoting peace and fairness. |
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| Do you collaborate with other groups e.g. youth or women's organisations? |
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| Professional cosmeticians should learn to know about medical basic topics, as more of them are likely to collaborate with doctors and dermatologists. |
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| A's gangbanging braggadocio, and he dismissed bi-coastal rap rivalries to collaborate with New York's hip-hop heavyweights Public Enemy. |
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| However, they would not give into such intimidation and would continue to reserve their inalienable right not to collaborate with the Government of the United States of America and to seek independence for Puerto Rico. |
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| Labatoire M2 will collaborate with producers and AAFC in its quest to find the variety that has the characteristics best suited to the growing environment and the efficient production of the commercial cleaning product. |
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| Fourthly, the IOC has every host city collaborate with the United Nations to work towards addressing environmental health objectives. |
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| Any foreign professional intending to work must collaborate with a local business. |
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| Even before the publication of his book, Engels moved to Brussels in late April 1845, to collaborate with Marx on another book, German Ideology. |
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| We are proud to collaborate with the Tour de l'île as it democratizes and popularizes the practice of biking. After all, it is an activity accessible to all. |
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| France and its European partners could nonetheless collaborate with the United States at the level of intelligence and, for example, by authorising overflights of their territory. |
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| The cruise company will collaborate with its local manning agency, Philippine Transmarine Carriers, to assess the storm's impact on crew members and their families. |
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| When it came to choosing the artists he would collaborate with on a project plucking his favourites from his 360-song back catalogue, Van didn't draw straws. |
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| If you collaborate with the occupying forces, you will be shot. |
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| Gilbert and Thomas Hardy sought to collaborate with Elgar in this decade. |
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| Her intention was to form a repertory ballet company and school, leading her to collaborate with the English theatrical producer and theatre owner Lilian Baylis. |
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| As Serra did not collaborate with Bono or The Edge, orchestral versions of the song did not appear throughout GoldenEye, as had been the case in previous James Bond films. |
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| The ECB has announced that it would collaborate with the Central Bank of Montenegro and assist Central Bank of Montenegro meet the EU's central banking standards. |
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| It is not unusual for him to collaborate with diverse singers and to hold auditions before deciding the most appropriate for a particular song or album. |
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| After graduating, he delivered a successful series of public lectures at Edinburgh, leading him to collaborate with David Hume during the Scottish Enlightenment. |
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| In July 2002, the company announced that it would collaborate with the University of North Dakota Aerospace Foundation to provide a new Cirrus Customer Training program. |
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| The album's sound took a mature direction when American producers like Rodney Jerkins, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis came on to collaborate with the group. |
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| Corning Incorporated announced plans to collaborate with Krystal Glass Writing Boards on a new approach to traditional markerboard designs and configurations. |
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| The winner will collaborate with Blue Moon brewmasters Keith Villa and John Legnard to create a beer based on their most memorable summer moments. |
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| Under the terms of the agreement Argenta's medicinal chemistry teams will collaborate with Novartis' scientists in the search for new disease therapies. |
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| This led the company to collaborate with global vitamin C experts, including extensive consultation with Nobel Laureate and vitamin C advocate, Linus Pauling. |
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| Many big companies are vying to collaborate with Swatch in manufacturing certain parts, but Chief Executive Nick Hayek said that they could do many things by themselves. |
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| As a member of the alliance, Agilent will collaborate with other members on proof-of-concept applications that address critical bottlenecks in biomedical discovery. |
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| It's a pleasure to collaborate with my fellow warriors on Joint education, training, and quality of life initiatives for all of our military members and their families. |
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| Looking to collaborate with a fellow industry-leading company, MRI partnered with NOI to create more effective ties between the two service providers. |
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