Sentence examples for cooperation clause from inspiring English sources
That means, among other things, a genuine procedure of codecision between the European Parliament and the Council, the abolition of the unanimous vote, the establishment of the Commission at the centre of the Union's institutional system and a tougher cooperation clause to prevent any future deadlock or paralysis.
Mr. Racan said the cabinet voted with only one dissent to forward two sealed indictments -- served by the tribunal almost a month ago -- to the Justice Ministry, which should then "act in accordance with the constitutional clause on cooperation with the tribunal".
On Tuesday, Aleksandr I. Medvedev, Gazprom's deputy chief executive, raised a new allegation, saying that Ukraine had been taking orders from Washington after the United States and Ukraine signed a partnership agreement in December that included a clause on energy cooperation.
Nothing in the memo indicated that penalties would result if another producer hid evidence from replay officials, although if rights holders put a clause in producers' contracts guaranteeing cooperation, it would strengthen compliance.
Finally, what is known as the 'human rights' clause, which has been incorporated into most cooperation and development agreements with third countries since the 1990s, enables the EU to keep up the pressure, in respect of human rights, on the countries with which it is linked.
At that time, the clause was seen as part of the general development cooperation objectives and the common foreign and security policy.
Mr. Weiss said he read Mr. Pasciuto's cooperation agreement with the government and said that it contains no confidentiality clause.
Mr. Rangel traveled to Peru in August to win assurances from the Peruvian leadership that they would fully carry out the labor and environmental clauses of the trade deal, which were written in cooperation with the A.F.L.-C.I.O.
Example 12 is the seventh and last main clause in the Tishreen Arabic report, which is titled 'Syria's cooperation satisfactory'.
Defence cooperation between member states was given more weight when the EU last updated its treaties, with a mutual defence clause introduced in the Lisbon treaty requiring member states to come to each other's aid.
