Examples of using Whose cooperation in English and their translations into Russian
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Search for foreign partners whose cooperation is in the best interests of the University and has a favorable prospect.
In particular, I must express my gratitude to a team of colleague Ambassadors without whose cooperation and generosity of spirit I could not have done much.
Once again, those States whose cooperation made possible the transfer of suspects to the Tribunal deserve our special commendation.
Instead, the Commission was obliged to rely on the assistance of Member States willing to place at its disposal andthe goodwill of individuals whose cooperation it sought.
Explain the Master Plan to stakeholders and agencies whose cooperation will be required for successful implementation.
The national mechanism should also act as a focal point for the work of NGOs, including workers' andemployers' organizations, whose cooperation should be encouraged.
It is fully consistent with the principles andpractices of UNESCO, whose cooperation enhances the possibilities of regional authorities and the public.
Gorin and Zakharov, whose cooperation started as early as in 1968 and continued until the playwright's death in 2000, were most closely related by their common idea that theatre must be contemporary.
Final thanks 227. I should like to reiterate thanks to the parties, without whose cooperation the Mission would have been unable to comply fully with its mandate.
The coordinating mechanism will also be an important reference focal point for the work of non-governmental organizations, including workers' andemployers' organizations, whose cooperation should be encouraged.
It is important to build upon these efforts,both to foster trust among the countries whose cooperation is vital and to strengthen their capacity to address cross-border threats.
Gorin and Zakharov, whose cooperation started as early as in 1968(the comedy Banquet staged at the Theatre of Satire) and continued until the playwright's death in 2000, were most closely related by their common idea that theatre must be contemporary.
On the basis of these proposals, the mission started a series of discussions with party leaders andother major figures whose cooperation would be important for a peaceful political process.
The least developed countries, whose cooperation with middle-income countries had already become an integral part of development, would now have guidelines and best practices for transitioning towards a higher development status.
In our endeavours, we are working closely with civil society organizations,including nongovernmental organizations, whose cooperation has been invaluable in bringing our efforts to fruition.
However, in the following sections, the Panel would like to identify some Member States whose cooperation did not result in adequate assistance, which in some circumstances delayed the Panel's monitoring progress or made progress impossible.
Many Parties have also adopted a participatory process to create a sense of ownership among the stakeholders, whose cooperation is critical for successful action.
A flag State conducting an investigation of an alleged violation may request the assistance of any other State whose cooperation may assist in clarifying the circumstances of the case, including identifying fishing vessels reported to have engaged in activities undermining applicable conservation and management measures.
According to Sergey Koltsov, ICBDA can help bridge the gap between researchers in the field of socio-economic sciences andexperts in the field of computer science whose cooperation may be promising and productive in both scientific and practical terms.
We further appeal for the strengthened and continued support of the administering Powers, whose cooperation with the Special Committee is essential for the progress of the Territories towards self-determination.
Particularly in recent years, Belgium had endeavoured to submit reports promptly and the Belgian authorities responsible for coordinating information anddrafting reports had been forced to adapt their working methods to ensure that public bodies whose cooperation was essential could be fully involved in their work.
In that connection, we further appeal for the strengthened and continued support of the administering Powers, whose cooperation with the Special Committee is essential for the progress of the Territories towards self-determination.
We welcome the cooperation agreements between the Court and the countries under investigation and urge the Court to intensify its efforts in negotiating andconcluding similar agreements with affected States and other organizations whose cooperation is critical for the success of the Court's work.
In that connection, we further appeal for the strengthened and continued support of the administering Powers, whose cooperation with the Special Committee is essential for the progress of the Territories towards self-determination.
To establish the necessary communication and coordination, through the General Secretariat of the Central American Integration System, with the organizations, institutions andsecretariats of the regional integration subsystems whose cooperation is deemed necessary in order to deal with security problems in a comprehensive manner;
Any further relief must thus fall to the remaining creditors,who are mainly bond holders whose cooperation in new debt restructuring would be very difficult to mobilize and official creditors of one sort or another.
Known as the"bridge of peace",labour-intensive construction was undertaken by a team made up of rival political partisans whose cooperation on the project has led to increased understanding.
Further, it was suggested that the Commission was well-placed to appreciate the workings of institutions of commerce and finance whose cooperation was essential for success, and many of the fraudulent schemes touched upon matters that had been specially addressed by texts elaborated by the Commission.
Another example is that of Chechnya, where dialogue among the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, the OSCE Chairman-in-Office andthe Russian Government, whose cooperation has been commendable, contributed recently to a peaceful settlement.
The Commission was also well placed to appreciate the workings of institutions of commerce and finance whose cooperation was essential for success and whose operations must not be unduly disrupted.