You're very uncooperative.

Others, however, remain uncooperative.

I say he's a risk. Uncooperative and unpredictable.

My dear fellow, I don't want to appear uncooperative...

This uncooperative position left no possibility for any substantive talks whatsoever.

With the solid backing of the international community it should be possible to achieve a review of this uncooperative decision.

Together with Germany, France intends to draw up a list of uncooperative countries and to design a tool kit of appropriate sanctions.

Attempts to elicit fuller information on chemical and biological issues were met with a totally unacceptable and uncooperative response, as noted above.

In March 2002, Anguilla committed to cooperate with the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and was removed from the list of uncooperative tax jurisdictions.

Attempts to elicit further information on Iraq apos s chemical weapons programme through a quot seminar quot held during an inspection proved unproductive because of the uncooperative attitude of the Iraqi counterparts.

In their quest to reach ultimate Alpha Male status, politicians jaw jaw with local power brokers, shake a few hands, talk up some ravenous crowds into frenzies of support, or smooch a few uncooperative babies.

On 10 August 1994, Danish officials and media indicated that the report presented by the TIPH stated that Israeli soldiers were hostile and uncooperative during the TIPH apos s four month mission in the city.

Realizing the current morass in the country and the uncooperative attitude of the warring factions towards the Liberian National Transitional Government, a citizens apos consultative meeting was convened in Monrovia from 29 to 30 July 1994.

On the contrary, between classes, during breaks in field training, and in other informal settings, some of our instructors typically older, more experienced interrogators let it be known through insinuation and innuendo that we could have the guards beat uncooperative subjects.

In paragraph 50 of its report, the Board recommended that the Tribunal intensify its efforts to gain the cooperation of States to arrest all indictees at large and seek the assistance of the international community to place additional pressure on uncooperative States.

At the same time the Special Rapporteur would like to draw the attention of the members of the Commission to the serious difficulties he has faced in his efforts to implement his mandate, due to the uncooperative attitude of the Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.