The phrase "cooperation committee" is correct and often used in written English.
It refers to a group or committee that works together to achieve a common goal or to promote cooperation among a larger group or organization. Example: The cooperation committee was formed to facilitate communication and collaboration among the various departments within the company.
The party voted to include the mention of genocide, despite appeals by Radosław Sikorski, the foreign minister, "not to denigrate Ukraine"."For several years now some people feel the issue of Volyn is being sacrificed in the name of better relations with Ukraine," Paweł Kowal, who chairs the EU-Ukraine parliamentary cooperation committee, explains the heated rhetoric.
During their meeting, he "widely acknowledged his responsibilities" in connection with Operation Puerto, the Spanish investigation, and offered his "full cooperation," the committee said.
Although no decision is expected to be taken on Thursday ending security cooperation immediately, the committee may take further practical steps towards ending it.
Likewise, scientific research in and from space has always had a strong element of international cooperation, and the committee recommended that the US continue to pursue a vigorous programme of scientific inquiry in space in cooperation with international partners.
Clements advocated better cooperation between his committee and the Democratic National Committee in 1952.
Honorary chairman, Shoichiro To-yoda, himself now heads two different China-Japan cooperation and exchange committees.
In spite of the clear provisions in the Rules of Procedure on enhanced cooperation between parliamentary committees, colleagues from the two other institutions and some shadow rapporteurs refused to consider these amendments in the light of the first reading agreement.
The pilot FISC in Guangzhou took two modes: Mode 1: the government purchased services directly from social service organizations; Mode 2: the sub-district office founded a private non-enterprise organization to undertake the purchase of social services (Huang and Xu 2011), a step generally determined by sub-district requirements without concern for the cooperation from the residents' committee. .
This study was approved by the Vrije Universiteit Brussel ethics committee in cooperation with the Thim Van Der Laan University College.
In cooperation with the National committee for UNICEF, she wants to raise funds to support the work against HIV/AIDS, to support family type care for abandoned children and advocate for their rights.
