Meanings of more co-operative in English

The reactors were more co-operative than the non-reactors, less critical and suspicious.

We encourage a more co-operative approach to a carbon scheme as quickly as possible.

That could usher in a government that is more co-operative, if not more Herculean.

The officers said they were hoping that Marylin's visit might help Sarah become more co-operative.

Privately, the Indians seem to be more co-operative.

Originally on PS3, the Vita version has more co-operative multiplayer options, added characters and extra Vita controls.

Mr Schmid said the baby's whānau were reluctant to speak at first, but have since become more co-operative.

The scientists who visited ATIC, General Samford, Project Bear, and now Air Defense Command couldn't have been more co-operative.

He's calm, and he's getting much more co-operative-hehad all his dinner things packed in the basket ready for me.

One of the best things to do to encourage your child to be more co-operative was to do lots of turn-taking games, she advised.

Acknowledging that the RUC appeared "to be much more co-operative", the Garda considered seeking to interview the three, but seem not to have done so.

'I might be more co-operative if I knew which side I was on.'

He ended by arguing for the need to build a fairer economy, saying Britain needed more shareholders, more home-owners, more co-operatives and more entrepreneurs.

"It made him more co-operative?"