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The DAAD has been involved globally with supporting academic cooperation for more than 90 years.

On defense matters, the constitution pledges enhanced "structured cooperation" for "more demanding tasks," but does not pledge military resources for common purposes.

This spat threatens to harm a relationship that has been based in mutual respect and cooperation for more than 240 years.

It is an opportunity to broaden alliances, address new challenges and promote international cooperation for more effective prevention and response to sexual exploitation.

By Rob McBride The World Congress III against the Sexual Exploitation of Children, set for 25-28 November 2008 in Brazil, aims to promote international cooperation for more effective action on sexual exploitation.

By Elizabeth Kiem The World Congress III against the Sexual Exploitation of Children, set for 25-28 November 2008 in Brazil, aims to promote international cooperation for more effective action on sexual exploitation.

Thus, both microbial kingdoms are expected to work in association, through competition or cooperation, for a more effective interaction with plant host10.

The attacks, whose cumulative death toll topped 50, "showed the need for intensifying regional and global cooperation for a more effective fight against terrorism in the international arena," said Turkey's leading civilian-military advisory council, which convened Friday to discuss alleged ties between Turks and foreign Islamic extremists.

Thus by funding the NTP to address the TB/HIV co-infection problem, the Global Fund has also helped catalyse and strengthen inter-agency cooperation for a more aggressive response to TB. Fourth, an interesting new finding relates to institution-building at the community-level.

Globally such regional frameworks for cooperation are becoming more and more important in achieving national development goals.

Equal dignity is grounded in the fact of our dependence upon specialization and cooperation for survival, or, more fundamentally, in the co-creation of our very identities.