Examples of using Collaboration could in English and their translations into Russian
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Intensification of such collaboration could be expected to produce even more significant progress.
The representative of the United Kingdom proposed that the secretariats of IMO and ICAO should be invited so that their collaboration could be ensured from the start of the work.
This collaboration could be viewed as a long-term option for lowering ERP costs in the future.
The study identified several areas where greater inter-agency collaboration could lead to savings and efficiency gains within existing rules and regulations.
Such collaboration could concern any of the areas of engagement listed below and may draw on mutual know-how, expertise and other support.
The review examined existing coordination mechanisms among international organizations in collecting, processing and reporting education data andidentified areas where further collaboration could help to avoid duplication and reduce country response burden.
Such collaboration could be achieved by means of joint product development through sharing the management of production and logistics.
Where there are separate regional structures for different aspects of oceans management, such as environmental protection, fisheries management, navigation and scientific research,call for those different structures, where appropriate, to work together for optimal cooperation and coordination; such collaboration could involve regional conferences, joint meetings, exchange of observers and shared staff.
Improved cross-sectoral collaboration could help in mainstreaming a number of cross-cutting issues, such as HIV/AIDS, gender and human rights.
That collaboration could take different forms, such as thematic discussions or the issuing of joint general comments, with a view of achieving greater synergy.
The Committee stressed that improved cross-sectoral collaboration could help in mainstreaming economic, financial and social development issues within the context of cross-cutting ones.
This collaboration could be further developed in several areas, including for the control of licit substances, where mandates are clear and systems in place are well established.
In the view of the Committee, such collaboration could be viewed as a long-term option for lowering enterprise resource planning costs in the future.
Such collaboration could be formalized and effected on a regular basis, with a clearly defined division of labour and pooling of resources, both human and financial, wherever feasible.
Additionally, more systematic collaboration could be a good practice in order to create trustful collaboration and a more systematic partnership and joint projects.
Greater collaboration could lead to a more efficient information-gathering process, enhanced discussions with States with a view to revising discriminatory laws and facilitate the exchange of best practices.
Principal themes for future collaboration could focus on inter-agency work on employment issues, children and youth, smoke-free policies in the United Nations system and smuggling.
Such collaboration could include, as appropriate, joint policy analysis, joint participation in key organizational meetings and complementary agenda setting on investment, and organization of the World Investment Forum.
An important resource for more effective collaboration could be regional networks for knowledge-sharing in terms of analytical work, policy advice, capacity development and networking.
Such collaboration could manifest itself in the development of guidelines relating to the governance of public-private partnerships, new approaches to implementing partnerships in rural and remote areas and the dissemination of information.
Several key areas in which such collaboration could be beneficial include education, sustainable production and consumption, combating HIV/AIDS, combating trafficking in women, poverty alleviation and youth employment programmes;
Such collaboration could take many forms, including legislative action, more education and mass communication programmes, and more training to provide each country with the tools and skills to win the fight.
The Secretariat hoped that such collaboration could materialize in the context of the implementation of a regional capacity-building programme that was being prepared with UNEP in West Africa in the aftermath of the dumping of hazardous waste in Abidjan in August 2006.
Regional collaboration could be equally useful for R&D for products and services that are most suited to the demand of regional consumers(with much less disposable income than consumers in OECD countries), with an added new technological element.
However, an emphasis on internal collaboration can reduce collaboration with other partners.
This collaboration can also take place across borders.
Costs reduction Mass collaboration can help to reduce costs dramatically.
These initial collaborations can help to establish a dialogue between the Government and civil society.
The Working Group also noted that such collaborations can help to meet broader CCAMLR goals.
International collaboration can help to find common solutions;
