Collaborate

With every spammer we flag, with every idea we post, comment we share, we're actually signaling how well we collaborate, and whether we can or can't be trusted.

I beg you to collaborate.

In addition, WOCCU has continued to participate in the semi annual meetings of the COPAC Board of Directors and to cooperate closely with that organization to seek ways to further collaborate and share information.

Such arrangements give rise to opportunities for the creation of technology cooperation involving a two way relationship and a deliberate endeavour to share technological knowledge and to collaborate on R amp D, training, manufacturing and marketing, as quot companies need to share costs, skills and access to markets quot (Ohmae, 1993).

(a) to collaborate in monitoring activities

Remember, share. It's share and share alike.

I know, I collaborate, want to help.

Share and share alike.

I use these scores to collaborate with musicians.

I use these scores to collaborate with musicians.

Why don't we collaborate on an article together?

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

The African ground squirrels collaborate and are not aggresive to other mammals.

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

The Office will collaborate with ISPRS in that endeavour.

To collaborate with the relevant institutions to complete vulnerability indices.

Everything is share and share alike with us.

Well, share and share alike, I always say!

UNCTAD and AERC will collaborate in carrying out research and disseminating the results to trade negotiators.

Women's associations are not limited to cities and actively collaborate with rural women as well.

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

Law enforcement agencies sometimes collaborate with civil society in such activities.

We share written things, we share images, we share audio, we share video.

Trafficking and migration were transnational problems which required States to collaborate to develop new remedies and strategies.

(e) Brief, assist and collaborate with vendors, requisitioning officers and government representatives on all aspects of procurement

Think of No. 1. Share and share alike's no good.

In executing its part, UNCTAD will consult and collaborate as necessary with the International Trade Centre.

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

(b) Collaborate and take action in coordination with governmental and non governmental organizations to eliminate child sex tourism

I'm in, provided the rest of us share and share alike.

Inter agency collaboration resulted in standards for emergency telecommunications and agreements to collaborate on developments for SAP.

Many families see their situation of subsistence reasonably resolved when they collaborate and participate in associative meetings.

INPE continued to collaborate and work with Brazilian industry in the development of its space based industry.

A cooperative management programme brings the interested parties together to collaborate in establishing agreed management objectives and practices.

140. The Ombudsman is autonomous, and public bodies are obliged to collaborate with him whenever he so requests.

Governments should also cooperate and collaborate with such organizations in their programmes in the context of this issue.

It's vital that you collaborate actively... ..and please try to give me as many answers as you can.

And share my task,

And share my task,

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

ASTER aims at providing systems within which all actors, including enterprises, can innovatively collaborate.

The Commission will continue to collaborate with regional and national organizations as well as civil society and the private sector.

ESCWA will continue to collaborate with regional and national organizations, as well as with civil society and the private sector.

And it represents the ability of the world's population to volunteer and to contribute and collaborate on large, sometimes global, projects.