Sentence examples for whose cooperation was from inspiring English sources

What was worth lying about for a man whose cooperation was required for the leniency he apparently sought?

One country remained reticent — the country where the outbreak appeared to have begun, and whose cooperation was key to tracing how the disease emerged.

An article on Page 24 this weekend about the importance of self-government in Afghanistan refers to an influential Afghan district governor, Hajji Abdul Jabbar, whose cooperation was sought by American commanders.

…concession to the disaffected cultural intelligentsia, whose cooperation was needed in the upcoming celebrations of the 325th anniversary of the "reunification of Ukraine with Russia" that year and the 1,500th anniversary of the founding of Kiev in 1982.

A central government witness was David C. Ead, a former Providence tax official whose cooperation was prompted in part by a videotape featuring him as a kind of bribe facilitator.

The general trend was unaffected by Malanchuk's unexpected removal in 1979, which may have been a concession to the disaffected cultural intelligentsia, whose cooperation was needed in the upcoming celebrations of the 325th anniversary of the "reunification of Ukraine with Russia" that year and the 1,500th anniversary of the founding of Kiev in 1982.

Turkey, whose cooperation is essential for the pipeline, has haggled for months over transit rules.

The company said it had scheduled a meeting with suppliers, whose cooperation is needed to prevent a bankruptcy filing.

"He has thoroughly alienated police detectives and key witnesses whose cooperation is vital to the investigation and prosecution," the Whites wrote.

Whoever it may be should start by repairing relations with the media, whose cooperation is vital to the Met's work.

Governments across the Muslim world, whose cooperation is so vital to the war against terrorism, are now warily navigating between popular anger and American power.