Sentence examples for compelled to cooperate from inspiring English sources
Many of the companies have protested that they are legally compelled to cooperate.
McNamee, who was Clemens's longtime personal trainer, was compelled to cooperate with Mitchell under an agreement with federal prosecutors.
The companies can now be compelled to cooperate by orders from the attorney general and the director of national intelligence.
Bigbie had been compelled to cooperate with Mitchell after he was identified as a customer of Radomski's.
He isn't compelled to cooperate with any partner but Silver Lake, though his options to block a rival bid accepted by Dell's special committee are limited.
Clemens's lawyer, Rusty Hardin, has aggressively questioned the credibility of McNamee, who was compelled to cooperate with Mitchell under an agreement with federal prosecutors.
Federal authorities for the United States attorney's office in the Northern District of California had compelled McNamee to cooperate with Mitchell to avoid being charged with steroid distribution.
The decision whether to indict Clemens eventually has been taken out of the hands of the prosecutors in California who compelled McNamee to cooperate with Mitchell in the first place and who have led many of the government's steroids investigations in recent years.
In a court filing, United States District Judge Keith P. Ellison said that McNamee's lawyers had to obtain statements from the prosecutors who compelled McNamee to cooperate with George J. Mitchell, who was leading an internal investigation into the use of performance-enhancing drugs in baseball.
It was Novitzky who famously rummaged through the trash outside the offices of the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative, who confronted the major league pitcher Jason Grimsley in the doorway of his home and who sat directly across from Clemens's former trainer, Brian McNamee, and compelled him to cooperate with investigators.
They are looking for work and they have been for a while... that ought to compel Washington to cooperate, that ought to compel Washington to compromise and that ought to compel Washington to act".
