The sting used cooperating informants posing as representatives of a Colombia terrorist group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.
It is standard in federal criminal prosecutions in the United States to use cooperating witnesses who have played enough of a role in the crime to have direct knowledge of the details, and who agree to testify in an effort to obtain leniency.
Some issues arise when using cooperative communication, such as how to select which relay(s) will be used to cooperate and how often they are reassigned.
These results demonstrate that glucocorticoids and HDAC inhibitors, both of which are currently in clinical use, cooperate to suppress the invasiveness of breast cancer cells through novel, complementary mechanisms that converge on E-cadherin.Oncogene advance online publication, 30 April 2012; doi 10.1038/onc.2012.138.
Whatever muscles we used in cooperating have atrophied.
"We are used to cooperating with Iranians, we've had excellent Iranian engineers in our companies and we are sure to be able to partner with Iranians again.
In the course of the investigation, federal agents intercepted Mr. Seminerio's communications and used a cooperating witness to record conversations with him.
While enterprises have long been used to cooperating with competitors in strategic partnerships, this brings such "coopetition" to a whole new level.
Playford, used to cooperating with Labor leaders more than attacking them, sensed Dunstan's promise and, predicting that one day Dunstan would be at the helm, attempted to establish bonds.
If the configuration observed in the crystal structure of M. RsrI is representative for other members of the β-class that use two cooperating MTase domains, covalent joining of the termini of these domains would require a very long linker peptide, looping around the dimer.
