Sentence examples for cooperation organisation from inspiring English sources
Monitoring missions from the Commonwealth of Independent States and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, which include former Soviet republics and China, called the election open and democratic.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation?" she asked ironically, referring to an obscure security group that counts Russia, China and four Central Asian republics as members.
Russia's President Vladimir Putin at the Council of the Heads of Member States of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation on 13 September in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation was established in June when Uzbekistan joined the Central Asian security group, previously known as the Shanghai Five.
Xi also said China would support India becoming a full member of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, a regional security body whose largest members are China and Russia.
Russia and China are members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, a group that includes the former Soviet republics of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan.
The Committee works closely with the Council, the European Commission, the Committee of the Regions, inter-regional cooperation organisations, local and regional authorities, to shape the legislative framework for regional development and cohesion policy, including the urban dimension.
The European Parliament's Rules of Procedure (Annex V, point XII) make the Committee on Regional Development REGII) responsible for maintaining relations with the Committee of the Regions, interregional cooperation organisations and local and regional authorities.
The Victorian royal commission's recommendations focused on breaking down a siloed system to increase cooperation between organisations and systems preventing and responding to domestic violence.
"Cooperation between organisations has been hindered by competition for funding, mission creep and by outdated business practices," it said.
NHS England describes them as "collective discussion forums" and Stevens sees them as evidence of unprecedented cooperation between organisations which historically have done their own thing.
