Sentence examples for cooperating according to from inspiring English sources

One of them, foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos, has been cooperating, according to court filings.

Although Mr. Abdulmutallab stopped talking at one point, he has since begun cooperating, according to administration officials.

Two F.B.I. agents visited him in his apartment and employed the classic Good Cop-Bad Cop method to pressure him into cooperating, according to a person briefed on the matter.

Jonathan Mascuzzio - whose father Anthony, a close associate of the late John Gotti, was shot to death in 1998 as he tried to extort money from the owner of a Manhattan disco - and two other ring members all pleaded guilty after Santos began cooperating, according to court records.

The company contacted the S.E.C. last Sunday about its willingness to cooperate, according to Mr. Davis.

Vreeland's charges were breaching the peace, obstructing police and failure to cooperate, according to the Detroit Free Press.

Nevertheless, she began the new relationship with a flat refusal to cooperate, according to a person close to the negotiations who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

The budget problem in Washington has made allies less ready to cooperate, according to Dov Zakheim, a former Pentagon comptroller under President George W. Bush.

Investigators are also in talks with several other co-conspirator suspects not named in the case in the hopes that they will plead guilty and agree to cooperate, according to sources close to the investigation.

At the Monday meeting of E.U. foreign ministers, Serge Brammertz, chief prosecutor for the tribunal, said that Serbia was continuing to cooperate, according to Catherine Ashton, the bloc's foreign policy chief.

The resellers and distributors willing to cooperate, according to the indictment, were known as Friends of Frank, a reference to Frank Borghese, Symbol's former sales chief and a defendant.