Sentence examples for cooperation in support of from inspiring English sources

International cooperation in support of due process and the rule of law in PNG should now be the shared priority of all parties, if stability is to be retained and trust in government restored".

accession is required to build a framework to resolve perennial trade disputes, develop future Russian-American cooperation in support of Russia's modernization program, and expand our bilateral economic relations to the level of their potential.

It said that "Sudan must refrain from obstructing its work and extend full cooperation in support of the African Union's efforts to manage and resolve the situation in Abyei".

The EU is also putting into place plans for closer financial and political cooperation in support of the new Ukrainian government.

The two leaders "agreed on the need for continued international cooperation in support of these missions," the statement says.

We need to sustain progress so far and deepen cooperation in support of Southern Sudan's own emerging development strategy--one which must aim for a future that is less dependent on oil, as our recent Country Economic Memorandum stressed.

It is one of three similar teams on the continent -- the others being SOCFWD-Central Africa and SOCFWD-North and West Africa -- which, according to the military, "shape and coordinate special operations forces security cooperation and engagement in support of theater special operations command, geographic combatant command, and country team goals and objectives". .

Add to those task forces the Special Operations Command Forward (SOC FWD) elements, small teams which, according to the military, "shape and coordinate special operations forces security cooperation and engagement in support of theater special operations command, geographic combatant command, and country team goals and objectives".

Article 32 of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities notes that States Parties, "recognize the importance of international cooperation and its promotion, in support of national efforts for the realisation of the purposes and objectives of the present Convention, and will undertake appropriate and effective measures in this regard".

In 2006, Switzerland approved 1000 million francs of supportive investment in the poorer Southern and Central European countries in support of cooperation and positive ties to the EU as a whole.

It was a popular move, prompting the London-based newspaper Asharq al Awsat to describe the recommendation as "a qualitative leap in cooperation between rulers and ruled in support of a cause, a cause which it is natural for citizens to view with zeal, and leaders to view with a measure of foresight and caution".