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.

Chambers said she reconciled with Rhambo and that King was uncooperative and politically motivated against her, allegations which King denies.

When they attempted to detain the suspect, he was “uncooperative and refused to comply with their commands,” according to a Sheriff’s Department statement.