Sentence examples for eventually cooperated from inspiring English sources

Samir A. Vincent, an Iraqi-American businessman who was ensnared in -- and eventually cooperated with -- the sprawling investigation into improprieties in the United Nations' oil-for-food program was sentenced in Federal District Court in Manhattan to three years of probation.

Boxer Primo Carnera, who boxed during the early 1930s, was under the control of an American crime syndicate, and fighter Jake La Motta eventually cooperated with organized crime by throwing a fight against Billy Fox after he was unable to obtain a title bout without the consent of the mob.

Mr. Berenholtz, the lawyer who eventually cooperated with prosecutors, had submitted a potential settlement of an automobile accident case that would have given an injured child $4.9 million, which would have meant a lawyer's fee of $1.6 million, one-third of the settlement.

At first, some NGOs accused authorities of abusing their rights, but eventually cooperated with the government and community organizations.

The case echoes a 2011 prosecution, also in New Jersey, where a corporate lawyer was accused of passing merger tips to a trader, netting more than $37 million over 17 years, with the help of a middleman who eventually cooperated with authorities.

He said a decision to phase out federal monitoring in Los Angeles could be an encouraging sign to other departments that compliance with court-mandated reforms would eventually end well for agencies that cooperated.

In the "equal-proportion" condition, 50% defected, 50% cooperated, and in the "cooperators-rare" condition, 80% of partners defected and 20% cooperated.

If one player defected and the other cooperated, the defector earned $3 and the cooperator nothing.

But there are reports that American Muslim organizations that have in the past cooperated with law enforcement are feeling alienated by increasing pressure, and reconsidering their cooperation.

This time, both cooperated.

"They did business and cooperated.