Sentence examples for which he cooperated from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the papal bull of 1570, deposing Elizabeth, confirmed Cecil in his defense of the Elizabethan church, in which he cooperated with his nominee, Archbishop Matthew Parker.

A Bloomberg profile of Bannon published last October, with which he cooperated, stated that Bannon "occupies" the townhouse and described it as being "his".

In two largely favorable profiles, the Slate article and a magazine article in The Hartford Courant in 2004 with which he cooperated, Mr. Blumenthal is described prominently as having served as captain of the swim team at Harvard.

"It dawned on me that it is pretty important and certainly useful to learn as much about the procedure as you can, because frequently procedure is policy," Mr. McConnell said in an interview about the book, which he cooperated in producing.

"While the chairman is under siege, it would be wrong to criticize him, that would only serve Israel and America," said Mr. Dahlan, who has been widely seen as favored by the C.I.A., with which he cooperated in the early stages of trying to carry out the now moribund Oslo peace accords.

That description is echoed in a profile of Mr. Blumenthal in The Hartford Courant in 2004, with which he cooperated.

Some Kurds speculate that the independence referendum is really just a bargaining ploy, used by Barzani to get better terms from Iraq's central government, with which he has cooperated in the past.

"I don't know exactly what information he's going to provide to the government, but obviously there is an agreement on file in which he will cooperate," Ms. Barrett said.

Several of the convicted men's lawyers called the verdict political, assured by Pakistan's embattled military leader, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, under pressure from the United States, with which he is cooperating against terrorists.

Mr. Fortier, who has denied any direct role in the bombing, made the statements to Federal prosecutors as part of negotiations toward a possible deal in which he may cooperate with the Government, said officials who spoke on the condition of not being named.

The trial judge has ruled that Mr. Moussaoui has the right to interview Mr. bin al-Shibh, but the Justice Department argued in its brief on Tuesday that such an interview would disclose secrets, like the extent to which he is cooperating with his interrogators.