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The suspect agreed to co-operate with police in exchange for a reduced charge.
But before a northern ice period can be perfected, it seems that it will need to co-operate with a cold period in the southern hemisphere; and in order to have the ice of a northern frigid period melt away, it would require the assistance of a mild climate in the high southern latitudes.
One half of the Johns Hopkins bequest is devoted to the establishment of a hospital, and it was the desire of the testator that the university and the hospital should co-operate in the promotion of medical education.
Lastly comes the question as to how the university may co-operate in advancing medical education.
It is clear, therefore, that a university and its antecedent, the school, may best co-operate with the medical school by making due provision for the study of those branches of knowledge which lie at the foundation of medicine.
We ought to co-operate and get all he said, and a deal more; and once we do begin, mind you, there'll be astonishment-because you see, Dick, my lad, there's work before us.
When the office of Justice was first created, it was not intended that the Sheriff should be altogether superseded, but rather that the new officer should become an auxiliary agent for the preservation of the peace, to co-operate, as the Conservator had formerly done, with the Sheriff, who still retained the primary responsibility for the policing of his shire.
At first it was not intended that the ordinary magistrates should be superseded, for the Major-Generals were instructed to co-operate with "the other Justices of the Peace," and if in practice this co-operation degenerated into flat coercion, such a result must be attributed to the exigencies of the occasion, or to the misinterpretation of their orders by the Protector's agents, rather than to the deliberate design of Cromwell himself.
"[142] Without attaching too much importance to the statements of this foreign critic, it must be confessed that at no time in our history have the arrangements for maintaining the peace sunk to so low an ebb as when thief-takers like Jonathan Wild were officially recognised and allowed to co-operate with the constitutional police forces, and at no time has the flood of lawlessness reached such a [144]height as when highwaymen and footpads dictated their own terms to all who made bold to use the King's Highway.
It is true that a better class of man was employed than was formerly the case; but the system was not good, marred as it was by a lack of uniformity within, and a failure to co-operate with the kindred agencies without, the city boundaries.
And, again, when different kinds of labour co-operate in the same production, how are we to estimate their relative values?
" Most of the press in the Arab world remained silent on the subject, an exception being the Saudi daily Al-Jazirah, which appealed to Algiers "to accept the offers of Arab countries and to co-operate with them to study ways of pursuing the authors of these terrorist crimes.
The story quoted Hoshyar Zibari, a leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, which controls western Kurdistan, as saying, "We would need to have a no-fly, no-drive zone protecting our cities from Iraqi government retaliation if we were to co-operate with the Iraqi opposition.
"Miss Lewinsky did not co-operate until July 1998.
This cause, as well as economic prejudice, has made it difficult for the ``intellectuals'' to co-operate prac- tically with the more extreme reformers, however they may sympathize with their main purposes and even with nine-tenths of their program.
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