Sentence examples for cooperate you from inspiring English sources

"But if you had someone that didn't want to cooperate you can enforce it legally," he said.

"If you only have 38 days [the legal maximum] to prove in court that these are corrupt funds and corrupt officials in the home country don't want to cooperate, you can imagine how difficult it is to prove corrupt assets".

When the subject won't cooperate, you have to start cold-calling all the writer's friends and family, "like a stockbroker," said Carl Rollyson, whose many unauthorized biographies include works on Martha Gellhorn, Rebecca West and Norman Mailer.

"If your bank does not cooperate you should refer the case to the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS), as so far the banks have chosen to settle all cases referred to it".

Mr. Sandalow, now a senior fellow at the World Resources Institute, said, "If you were trying to develop a strategy to make sure China and India would not cooperate, you couldn't develop a better one than what Mr. Bush announced today".

If you don't cooperate, you're gonna spend the rest of your life on this island".

It was basically, 'We're cooperating, you're cooperating, I'm glad to see the process is moving forward the way it should.' " In conclusion, Mr. Card said, "it certainly didn't reflect a strain in any relationship".

Now, provided the weather is cooperating, you're ready to depart for the ice.

If he cooperates, you never go to EITs.

You rehearse, you cooperate, but when you get out there on the stage the baton is yours.

It used to be that a stranger knew he could cooperate with you if you had that stupid piece of paper.