Примеры использования Network of cooperation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The network of cooperation bureaux was expanded(to 6);
The end of poverty will require a global network of cooperation among people.
The development of a network of cooperation among training institutions for the exchange of information, training material and trainers.
Second, terrorist organizations had long recognized that they could only function effectively with a worldwide network of cooperation and informational exchange.
Develop a network of cooperation and a programme of pilot projects and exchange of best practices for transport solutions protecting sensitive areas;
Our goal is to contribute to the Mintos community and extend the network of cooperation with bloggers, affiliates and professionals from our industry.
Develop a network of cooperation and a programme of pilot projects and exchange of best practices for transport solutions protecting sensitive areas;
WFDY has 5 regions(Africa; Asia& the Pacific; Europe& North America, Latin America& the Caribbean; Middle East)that compose harmoniously the network of cooperation with the Headquarters in Budapest, Hungary.
The network of cooperation will allow discussing and hopefully assists to positive spillovers, such as the extension of information, technology and skills.
It further indicated that NAMMCO was part of the recently established network of cooperation with the members of the North Atlantic Regional Fisheries Management Organizations on issues of mutual concern.
To look for measures/good practices so as in order to improve, on a national level, the cooperation between organizations responsible for and carrying out market inspections on the one hand and these organizations and custom authorities and police on the other hand,and create a network of cooperation within the framework of UNECE.
IVe: Develop a network of cooperation and a program of pilot projects and exchange of best practices for transport solutions protecting sensitive areas.
The Black Sea Economic Cooperation Organization(BSEC)was created in 1992 as an intergovernmental mechanism with the purpose of establishing a network of cooperation in the economic field between its 11 founding member States Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia, Greece, the Republic of Moldova, Romania, the Russian Federation, Turkey and Ukraine.
To build a network of cooperation through establishing capacity-building programmes or through local business services, among large enterprises, transnational corporations and SMEs.
However, we believe that by applying a pragmatic concept of economic cooperation as a reliable confidence-building measure, andwith our knowledge of the region and our network of cooperation, we can promote trust between and among member countries, thus paving the way for a new system of stability and security in the Black Sea area.
The meeting aimed to build network of cooperation within the CEE/NIS between women's NGOs in order to disseminate information about gender budgeting and develop the project of implementation GB in the region.
A referral system can be defined as a comprehensive institutional framework that connects various entities with well-defined and delineated(albeit in some cases overlapping) mandates,responsibilities and powers into a network of cooperation, with the overall aim of ensuring the protection and assistance of survivors, to aid in their full recovery and empowerment, the prevention of GBV and the prosecution of perpetrators the so-called 3 p's.
As a part of the established regional network of cooperation on fugitives, the authorities of Montenegro showed their commitment and efficiency in the arrest and transfer of Đorđević on 17 June 2007.
A comprehensive institutional framework that connects organisations into a network of cooperation to ensure the protection and assistance of survivors using efficient lines of communication and clearly outlined referral procedures.
Ms. Le Fraper du Hellen(France), Moderator,said that the network of cooperation between the International Criminal Court, the Committee and victims' associations augured well for the fight against enforced disappearance.
Frequently, inter-agency memorandums of understanding or other networks of cooperation had been established.
All these developments have hugely contributed to combating some of the most pressing environmental problems in the region andbrought together new networks of cooperation.
As these growing networks of cooperation extend their reach across the globe and transoceanic trade multiplies, geographical and economic distinctions become increasingly irrelevant.
It may create synergy by fostering networks of cooperation and pooling complementary functions even across hierarchic levels and discontinuous space.
Encouraging municipalities to join national and international networks of cooperation to learn from best practices in cities of other regions and countries;
Strengthen efforts to overcome the de facto ethnic segregation of school attendance by providing support for ethnically diverse schools and networks of cooperation among schools;
Oxfam(UK)(2000, p. 18) proposed that the Convention should be further developed to define minimum standards of transparency and disclosure by companies andto develop wider networks of cooperation, extending to developing countries;
Regional networks of cooperation concerning monetary, financial, reserve and exchange rate policy could support developing countries in their efforts to achieve greater financial and balance of payments security.
CRC recommended that the Netherlands provide support for ethnically diverse schools and networks of cooperation among schools; facilitate enrolment of children with missing or incomplete documents; improve the safety situation at schools experiencing difficulties in that regard; and make sure that human rights and child rights education is included in school curricula at all levels.
Lessons learned include that there is an acute shortage of technical skills in some jurisdictions,that regional training activities have proved successful in developing informal networks of cooperation but are costly and less successful in transferring the skills needed for practitioners to work within their national jurisdiction, and that the selection of participants in the operational aspects of asset recovery is critical.