Sentence examples for cooperation aimed at from inspiring English sources

Recent reports have indicated that changes by the Mexican government might diminish years of cooperation aimed at drugs and violence.

But all developing countries have great incentives for clean energy and stable climate, and they will welcome technical cooperation aimed at rapid development of a reproducible safe nuclear reactor.

But there is a third: China's desire not to be seen as frustrating East Asian attempts at monetary cooperation aimed at the eventual creation of an Asian Monetary Fund.

Meanwhile, last Tuesday, Pipcu said it had this year suspended more than 31,000 websites as part of an operation coordinated by Europol, the EU's agency for police cooperation, aimed at clamping down on counterfeit and pirated items sold online.

He said he was completely confident in a new era of restored Paris-Berlin cooperation aimed at kickstarting the European project in people's minds not just in dull meeting rooms.

The EGYPT cooperation aimed at performing a meta-analysis to evaluate the benefits from the early administration of Gp IIb IIIa inhibitors in patients undergoing primary angioplasty, based on individual data of 1662 patients enrolled in 11 randomised trials.

However, it captures the existence of conditions able to develop a collective action, through cooperation, aiming at common pool resources management.

Mr. Castro said his cooperation was "aimed at rooting out public corruption," adding, "I deeply regret my misconduct while campaigning before I was elected".

The cooperation is aimed at determining according to an optimization procedure (e.g., that proposed in [26]), the subcarriers available for the transmission of each active terminal, and its transmitted power (to be minimized).

The new programme of cooperation is aimed at accelerating the universal realization of child rights through aligning its legal framework, policies and practices for children with international standards and best practices.

However, commissioner Avramopoulos warned: "If third countries are not engaged, there is no hope". Birgit Sippel, a German member of the S&D group, wondered if this cooperation was aimed at handling the refugee situation or just "to keep them there".