Translation of "Kooperativ verhalten" in English

I would like to ask all of you for your cooperation.

Tom hasn't been cooperating.

Yeah, she lives there. So I told her to cooperate fully...

Then I said something about cooperating, and he said he would do that.

So we are calling on the Council and the Commission to respond in the same cooperative spirit.

They assessed him as being stable and found him co-operative with the drug program.

You will be cooperative?

Javier Fernández-Sanguino Peña wondered if GNU/Linux distributions which are based on Debian were being as cooperative as they could be.

I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to him and to the Committee on Budgets, which has been extremely cooperative.

I would ask you all to cooperate and to concentrate on the debate until the start of voting time.

What we also need now is a cooperative attitude on the part of the Council and to finally achieve amongst all of us a compromise which allows us to move forward and which prevents the blocking of an issue which we must resolve as soon as possible.

Thank you once again for the cooperative manner in which Parliament has handled this matter in spite of the difficulties that we have had.

Now, the people of England, Wales, and Northern Ireland – not rejected, after all – must behave as well as possible to salvage something workable from the sometimes bitter and divisive arguments.

This was understandable as, on the one hand, it had a role on the MSC which formulated the scheme, on the other hand, it had to recognise the division of opinion over whether trade unions should cooperate and negotiate over the introduction of schemes in individual firms, reform them or refuse to co-operate.

Employees also need to have trust in local labour markets and companies if they are to work cooperatively, take a longterm view of their employer's situation and be prepared to invest in appropriate skills.

The more than 60 million people who are victims of long-term unemployment, mass poverty and social exclusion, and all the working people in Europe too, cannot react 'adaptively' , 'supportively' , 'obediently' or 'cooperatively' to such choices.

In addition to social animals and insects, many species of bacteria are now also known to engage in various cooperative behaviours such as the production of quorum sensing compounds and adhesive polymers that allow the formation of biofilms.

One example of such a danger in our time is the unrestricted use of fossil fuels and its effects on the global climate. Scientific research has shown, however, that there are also factors that increase our willingness to co-operate such as directly punishing those exploiting a public resource for personal gain or rewarding those with a high social status (reputation).

Citi is committed to cooperating with these efforts to the fullest extent permitted by law.

So far, this individual has being quite cooperative and could be seen in beautiful sunshine yesterday February 12th 2014 sitting on barbed wire and willow posts.

As a result, they found it important to behave warmly and cooperatively toward people with less money and education.

It is also conceivable that the US will appear to be cooperative, but demand renegotiations to the Paris Agreement.

It is becoming more and more apparent that a notorious troublemaker can also be cooperative: conventional superconductivity in normal metals is namely easily destroyed by magnetic fields.