Sentence examples for ordered to cooperate with from inspiring English sources
As part of the settlement, the bank was ordered to cooperate with auditors' inquiries and to establish better procedures for complying with secrecy laws within 45 days.
Johnson was ordered to cooperate with the receiver, and the receiver was required to post a $250,000 bond before starting his work.
USA Gymnastics also has been ordered to cooperate with an independent investigation commissioned by the USOC to determine when complaints were first brought against Nassar and why his actions went undetected or unaddressed for decades.
Teams are ordered to cooperate to the fullest with the authorities in this matter; everyone ha[S TO LE]nd the officers whatever they need when they ask for it.
The administration has repeatedly said that telecom firms need protection from lawsuits in order to cooperate with the government.
Mr. Borish said Local 1360 had filed dozens of complaints with the labor board, and that management had ignored administrative and court orders to cooperate with the union.
That afternoon, in order to cooperate with the police and to correct misstatements he had made to the police, Montejo voluntarily accompanied the police to the site where he had allegedly disposed of the murder weapon.
What's more, we learned this month that Mueller's team was in discussions with Jerome Corsi, a friend of Trump ally Roger Stone, to get him to plead guilty to making false statements in order to cooperate with the probe.
Apple had been fighting a court order to cooperate with the FBI, arguing that the authorities' request was illegal and that creating a tool to break into the phone was itself harmful to the security of every iPhone user worldwide.
"Although Weatherproof believes that it had sufficient legal basis for displaying the billboard, it will be replacing the billboard in order to cooperate with the request of the White House," the company said Monday.
Cooper and New York Times reporter Judith Miller face four months in jail as early as Wednesday for defying Chief U.S. District Judge Thomas F. Hogan's order to cooperate with Fitzgerald's investigation.
