The fact is that he encountered among his collaborators more of proud obstinacy than of good will and that a thousand accidents retarded his work.
The superior jury shall determine finally and fully the awards to be made to exhibitors and collaborators in all cases that are formally presented for its consideration.
It shall also consider and pass upon the merits of the collaborators whose work may be conspicuous in the design, development, or construction of the exhibits.
It had its own tribunals which exercised - often fatal - authority over civilians who were deemed collaborators with the Turkish enemy.
In a series of death marches army soldiers and civilian collaborators with the Ustashe were deliberately exterminated.
The latter was perhaps alone at first, but little by little a group of collaboratorsformed itself anew about him.
Too imperious and too impatient to wait or to manage others, he is incapable of yielding to their will except through constraint, and his collaborators are to him nothing more than subjects under the name of allies.
Since then a very large body of literature published in Indian languages has been accumulated, and a great number of vocabularies have been gathered by the Bureau assistants and by collaborators in various parts of the country.
The collaborators in the work above explained have not generally responded to the request to communicate material under this head.
Indians themselves--being still accessible, the collaborators in this work should not be content with secondary authority.
It is considered desirable to indicate some points to which for special reasons the attention of collaborators for the future publication on the general subject of sign language may be invited.
I will assuredly pray for you and your dear and devoted collaborators from the depths of my heart.
From the Guardian:] Dear and valued co-worker: How deeply I appreciate what you and your dear collaborators are achieving for the success of Martha’s work amidst you.
Table of Contents (For professional standing of authors, see list of Authors and Collaboratorsat front of volume.
Never have they taken an active part in or lent a hand to any professional undertaking either ascollaborators or assistants.
These may be classed as collaboratorsand contributors.
The quota (3,500 copies) allowed to the bureau is distributed free of charge, mainly to libraries and institutions of learning, and to collaborators and others engaged in anthropological research or in instruction.
But Mitsukuni and his collaborators did not give prominence to this feature.
The prime object of these collaborators was to produce a Japanese history worthy to stand side by side with the classic models of China.
Table of Contents (For professional standing of authors, see list of Authors and Collaborators in front of volume.
On the other hand, the collaborators must be broad-minded enough not to resent this necessary criticism.
Deacon Brodie' was born out of date; so was 'Admiral Guinea'; and all the varnish of literature which the two collaborators applied externally and with loving solicitude availed naught.
This time I had to do with collaborators who were more punctilious in keeping their promises than poor Rousseau had been.
The two collaborators picked up their manuscript and went forth to make a fresh attempt on another publisher, with the same result.
Carlson and his collaborators conclude: “There is as yet no reliable evidence that lack of secretin is a primary or important factor in any disease.
Thus Hawk and his collaboratorsreport cure or improvement in all of seventeen cases of acne vulgaris and eight cases of acne rosacea.
The Council directed that the report of Carlson and his collaborators be sent to the Commissioner of Patents with a protest against the granting of patents without competent and thorough investigation of the claims advanced therein.
I required sure, local information, which I could not have had without collaborators of the country.
The manager of the other is a great artist; alone among the collaborators he understands simplicity.
Yes, the restraint of the collaborators is wonderful, and in one point only has it broken down.
One by one his collaborators had unobtrusively resigned.
It was a disappointment, but, nothing daunted, the collaborators set out to find a title for their paper which should adequately embody its ideals.
Nor have we to inquire how it would have presented itself to Erckmann-Chatrian, because the Alsatian collaborators made it their own in the somber pages of the 'Rantzau.
Ambroise Thomas, the constant, ever kind genius of my life, introduced me to Michel Carre, one of the collaborators on Mignon and Hamlet.
The applauded collaborators were our Des Grieux and our German Werther: Ernest Van Dyck and de Roddaz.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "collaborators" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
