uncooperative

Just because he doesn’t want to look uncooperative, he shouldn’t be passing that burden to a team official who in reality has no control over what he says or does.

They would also need to negotiate with other governments — some uncooperative, others ill-equipped — to verify immigrants’ identities and accept them, and then find airplanes to send people back, she said.

The woman refused to answer and was so uncooperative, Sutter said, that park security called Anaheim police.

Joseph Bashor, 20, of San Bernardino, was waiting for his case to be called at the Banning Justice Center when deputies said Bashor, who was wearing restraints, became uncooperative, grabbed the deputy’s holstered gun and tried to disarm him.

The local police union issued a statement describing Mr Hill as "uncooperative" and said that he was “driving in a manner in which he was putting himself and others in great risk of danger”, but that he was never formally placed under arrest.