Sentence examples for * concertation from inspiring English sources
Mr Jean, a parliamentary candidate for the Espace de Concertation (Space for Concord), a coalition of opposition parties, was lucky.
"We believe this is a totally irresponsible attitude," said Danile Supplice, a Senate candidate for the Espace de Concertation party.
In between, claims Keating, there is another model - the possibility of what he calls a "networks and concertation" strategy for Scottish economy and society.
Data revealed that transition to CDC can be achieved at oxygen concertation of approximately 9.5% for both the fuels.
Toxicological effects of PCBs vary between species of freshwater turtles and depend on the concertation and configuration of PCB congeners.
Several authors [12 19, 38, 62] have shown that concertation is required to improve the management of agricultural development.
"Concertation" means the kind of agreement about overall development goals between unions, business, civil society, etc, that you see in places like Ireland and Finland, cemented by a "soft" and inclusive patriotism.
"Concertation" between public and private actors is the second type of relationship, and the one studied most in stakeholder analyses.
Gourgue was one of the ofur major Presidentidential candidates & was associated with the Front National de Concertation, or National Togetherness Front.
"They are preparing to announce election results, so anyone who can contest the results is being arrested," said Claude Roumain, a leader of a five-party opposition coalition called Espace Concertation.
Most data were aggregated from either national CHI networks in Lao PDR [ 16, 63] and Rwanda [ 27, 70, 71], or from networks affiliated with non-governmental organizations such as La Concertation [ 73], or Community Health Financing for Eastern Africa (CHeFA-EA) [ 46, 48, 49, 68].
