'coe' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is a noun that means a colleague or companion, often used in a familiar or affectionate manner. Example: "I'm meeting up with my coe from work for lunch tomorrow. We always have such a great time together."
Corruption is widespread.In theory only democratic countries can join the Council of Europe (CoE), which promotes human rights.
But material progress has come at a cost: rigged elections and suppression of internal dissent mean that Azerbaijan's democracy is little more than a sham.Europe and the United States, reliant on Azerbaijan's energy supplies, have largely looked the other way and Baku's "caviar diplomacy" has won it friends in western circles, not least in the CoE.
Few people worry about which country chairs the committee of ministers of the Council of Europe (CoE), a body of 47 European countries, committed to upholding human rights, democracy and the rule of law.
Asked if Farah, the Olympic 5,000m and 10,000m champion, should suspend his relationship pending further investigation, Coe, also a double Olympic champion, said: "That's for Mo to decide.
Coe wrote of his sadness that his Indian mother, who had just died, would never see the film and how he hoped his children would learn of India through it.
Coe spoke with the caveat of having not seen the programme which made the allegations, but he has seen the transcript.
In short: copy Germany.Failure to do so could be punished severely, the report's authors (a research outfit called COE-Rexecode) warn.
Euro-zone economies should specialise rather than become homogeneous, he reckons: "It makes no sense to have 17 Germanys".Others suspect that the COE-Rexecode report is an attack by industrialists on the 35-hour week.
"The light is not very pleasing to the human eye," says Dr Coe-Sullivan.QD Vision's first product, developed in conjunction with Nexxus Lighting of Charlotte, North Carolina, consists of a film embedded with quantum dots of different sizes in carefully chosen ratios.
The problem is that this latter approach is currently much less energy-efficient, says Dr Coe-Sullivan.
An important factor in the growing gap in industrial competitiveness between France and Germany, said a recent study by Coe-Rexecode, an economic-research centre, is that German bosses and employees are better than French ones at working together.
