402 examples of co-operates in sentences

According to him, history is worth nothing unless it is "an indirect sociology," an account of how human beings have learned, so far as the world has yet learned the lesson, to co-operate with one another, a study of the growth of society and what helps and hinders.

Co-operate and turn Mughar from the north.

Vanity often co-operates with curiosity; for he that is a hearer in one place wishes to qualify himself to be a principal speaker in some inferior company; and therefore more attention is given to narrations than anything else in conversation.

It is reasonable and good to co-operate and organize in order to attain an agreed object, but German organization goes far beyond this.

Not only the mind, but all of the members of the organism must strain and co-operate to make up for the break in the balance.

If once we feel that we cannot co-operate with this Government, we have to commence from the top.

For if even one man non-co-operates, say, by resigning some office, he has gained, not lost.

(3) To the bitter end, co-operate with a Government that co-operates with us, and only when it refuses co-operation, go in for non-co-operation.

And, speaking for our fellow-citizens, we venture to assure this distinguished pathologist of our cordial desire to co-operate, so far as it may be possible, in the important work which he has undertaken.'

In the matter of organization we must be certain that adequate means are taken to ensure that the different arms which must co-operate in war are trained to work together under peace conditions.

Immediately after this division, Mr. Wilberforce moved an address to His Majesty, "praying that he would be graciously pleased to direct a negotiation to be entered into, by which foreign powers should be invited to co-operate with His Majesty in measures to be adopted for the abolition of the African Slave Trade.

He arranged with Tigranes that an Armenian army should co-operate with him, leaving him the land it occupied, but carrying off the plunder.

Nay, France was not only ready to co-operate, but she spontaneously offered to act with us in any way we desired.

Nature itself co-operates with freedom in the gradual transformation of the state based on necessity (Notstaat) into a rational state, inasmuch as selfish competition and the commercial spirit require peace, order, and justice for their own security and help to bring them about.

(Baader maintains a like threefoldness in the practical sphere: the creature is either the object or, rather, the passive recipient, or the organ, or the representative of the divine action, i.e., in the first case, God alone works; in the second, he co-operates with the creature; in the third, the creature works with the forces and in the name of God.

The comparative weakness of the German fleet, contrasted with the vast superiority of the English navy, allows a correspondingly easy victory to be anticipated, especially if the French fleet co-operates.

The gentry therefore would not co-operate with Chu and preferred to join the Turk Li K'o-yung.

Vanity often co-operates with curiosity.

Two other ingredients of lovepurity and the admiration of personal beautyare of great value to the cause of morality as conquerors of lust, which they antagonize and suppress by favoring the higher (mental) sexual qualities; while the sense of beauty also co-operates with the instinct which makes for the health of future generations; beauty being simply the flower of health, and inheritable.

Sevier, John, made brigadier-general; a college trustee; mercantile ventures; co-operates with Blount; puzzled by the Indian attitude; prevents Indian outrages; takes command of Tennessee militia; successful expedition; elected Governor of Tennessee.

More important than any of these principles is that instead of thinking of 'bestowing good' on the people, it would be more effective, if we co-operate with them and enlist their initiative, thus enabling them by degrees to be fit to manage their own affairs.

3. The next principle which occurs to me as deserving the teacher's attention in the outset of his course is this: Interest your scholars in doing something themselves to elevate the moral character of the school, so as to secure a decided majority who will, of their own accord, co-operate with you.

Get him to co-operate with you in any thing, and he will feel how much more pleasant it is to co-operate than to thwart and oppose; and, by judicious measures of this kind, almost any boy may be brought over to your side.

If, on the other hand, you do not wish to co-operate with me, it will be a little more difficult for me to correct it, and I must take a different course.

Human beings group themselves in families, clans and tribes, in voluntary associations; they compete, plunder, conquer, enslave, exploit; they co-operate for construction and destruction.

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