Примеры использования To co-operation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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School and the Church are called to co-operation in this task.
The Netherlands: with regard to co-operation on legal matters and co-operation between the Police Corps of both countries;
At the same time, the integrative practice does not pay so much attention to co-operation with the client.
Waiting for your proposals to co-operation and inquiries for projects and equipment.
Further, under Article 9 section 19 the state shall endeavour to"promote those conditions that are conducive to co-operation in community life.
Promoting actions leading to co-operation and co-ordination; and.
UNCTAD was open to co-operation with all other agencies, as the trade negotiations challenge could only be met by a network of agencies and Governments.
This is why the Church andsecular science are called to co-operation for the sake of life and its proper order.
We are pragmatically set to co-operation with France and are ready for constructive talks business at every level"- said Natalia Komarova.
Marketplaces in Nigeria offer space for inter-ethnic economic interaction,fostering peaceful relationships and leading to co-operation on community-level security.
It attaches great importance to co-operation with other countries in the field of drug control.
The minister mentioned that Kazakhstan has become the 48th country to adhere to the OECD Investment Declaration,underlining the country's commitment to co-operation with international partners.
However, this ground for refusal applies to co-operation under Section 2 only in so far as the assistance sought involves coercive action.
A more supportive international cooperation framework- this will require efforts on the part of EECCA countries to motivate, coordinate and make efficient use of donor support, butalso more strategic approaches to co-operation on the part of donors.
Trend from co-ordination to co-operation in the CIS area. In practice this means joint ventures, like seminars and other actions.
Collective agreements reached in the private sector in February 2008 contained a special clause that draws particular attention to co-operation between the social partners, as regards gender equality issues during the term of the agreement.
That is why we are open to co-operation with the business and the patrons of arts, who are ready to promote the Ukrainian culture in Ukraine, and abroad.
Business linkages lost during conflict, or new andpotential areas for co-operation- which often emerge informally- can be strengthened by addressing structural obstacles to co-operation, sharing information, and providing safe spaces and opportunities for exchange.
In 2002, the results of the efforts devoted to co-operation programmes in the fourth EU-Mercosur round of negotiations must be transformed into realities.
As the mainstream recycling industry never intends to purchase or sell radioactive contaminated metallurgical scrap, provisions to prohibit purchase and sales would not be constructive, and could lead to court actions,furthering disincentives to co-operation.
Geographic area covered by the Programme The Programme will be open to co-operation projects between partners from the Nordic countries and North-West Russia.
Due to co-operation between these countries, and to some extent with Thailand, piracy in the region has almost been eradicated, with only two attempts in 2008.
Yes, the treaties listed in Appendix V to the original report of Poland relate to co-operation and mutual assistance between competent institutions rather than to extradition.
With regard to co-operation with international organizations, the EU is actively involved in the work of the OSCE, the implementation of the action plan of the Ministers of the Council of Europe and the work of the Multi-Disciplinary Working Group on Terrorism.
At the same time,focusing on multilateral assistance means that significantly less priority is given to co-operation with a number of organisations and programmes that, inter alia, do not have sufficient impact at country level, such as ILO, UNESCO and UNIDO.
An identification process manual has been published by the Police to guide and facilitate contact with potential trafficked persons, to described the impact of the trauma and possible behavior of victims, to recognize indicators that may refer to a trafficking case, to outline general rules and prerequisites for first contact interviews,to be prepared to respond to victims reluctance to co-operation with law enforcement and to use criminal indicators relevant to identify human traffickers.
In 2002, the results of the efforts devoted to co-operation programmes in the fourth EU-Mercosur round of negotiations must be transformed into realities.
Apart from provisions of Chapter 66a, to co-operation with the ICC applied should be provisions of the Rome Statute- directly, and provisions of the Code of Criminal Provisions dealing with co-operation with states- respectively.
This notwithstanding, a number of bilateral agreements relating to co-operation in the fight against drugs and organized crime have been concluded between Malta and a number of other States, as follows.
This is why, invariably open to co-operation with people of non-religious convictions, the Church seeks to assert Christian values in the process of decision-making on the most important public issues both on national and international levels.