"I didn't raise an eyebrow about cooperating back then," Mr. Mickelson said in 1977.
Deutsche Bank also agreed to cooperate in back-office activities, Bankgesellschaft Berlin, Landesbank's Berlin's parent company, said late Tuesday.
The commission's former president has recently complained in the Belgian media that priests and their superiors often refused to cooperate with inquiries back then.
Saudi Arabia's oil minister, Ali Naimi, said the organization expected non-OPEC producers like Russia, Mexico and Angola to cooperate by holding back some of their own oil from the market.
If you cooperate, I go back to cooperating as well.
But General Pinochet refuses to cooperate and keeps coming back to haunt those who wish he would just fade away into silence and obscurity.
He urged them to cooperate, but many pushed back, and Qadhi found himself caught between two seemingly irreconcilable forces: a deeply suspicious government and a young following he could lose.
That's partially a testament to how entrenched the massive Web brands are with Chinese users and evidence of Sina's willingness to cooperate with the government, back when other microblogs like Twitter were shut down.
The United States buys nearly two-thirds of all finished diamonds, and the threat of losing access to the American market could pressure countries to cooperate with United Nations-backed efforts to police the trade in diamonds, which are easily transported and hard to trace.
While the Chamber of Commerce seems ready to cooperate with organized labor to back an economic stimulus package, Mr. Donohue, the chamber's president, said it would be unwise for Mr. Obama to embrace the Employee Free Choice Act when the economy was in such bad shape.
