Sentence examples for could be cooperating from inspiring English sources
He could be cooperating with the guards in order to survive.
Such a notification usually indicates a plea deal is at hand and suggested that Mr. DiPascali could be cooperating in the investigation of Mr. Madoff's immense Ponzi scheme.
The TF binding to motif Rt_5 seems to have an important role within the core promoter region, whereas the TFs of motifs Rt_3 and Rt_5 could be cooperating at specific distances from each other on both strands at the region -50 to -150.
The CWR22Rv-1 cells with overexpression of survivin and inhibition of RhoA protected cancer cells from Cuc IIa to some extent, suggesting that mitotic-related pathways involving survivin (which could be cooperating with p53 and p21 pathway) are potential targets to enhance Cuc IIa's anti-cancer potential.
"If you look at the Cohen matter," said a person briefed on the matter, "you could deduce that HSBC seems to be cooperating with the government".
The murky story of Bergdahl's capture and years-long imprisonment sparked debate back in the US, with some defending him as a hero who'd just fallen into the wrong hands, and others who think he could have been cooperating with the Taliban.
Mr. Ruhnke said the jury could infer that Ali Mohamed was cooperating with the authorities, and would not, when sentenced, face execution or even life imprisonment.
Ms. Gristina has a co-defendant, whose name was blacked out from the indictment, which could indicate that the person is cooperating with the authorities.
The two men, who are cooperating with authorities, could face up to 25 years for the charges brought by the United States attorney's office in Manhattan.
The boy's parents are cooperating with the authorities and could face charges, the police said.
