Sentence examples for cooperation representatives from inspiring English sources
A significant difference between the respondents was observed in the perception of progress in the adaption of delivery service priority area: the NAP perceived a progress of 60%%, while international cooperation representatives cited that progress was zero.
A representative of the NAP and international cooperation representatives for Venezuela (PAHO and UNAIDS) responded to the survey, while it was not possible to gauge the opinion of civil society in order to complete the exercise.
The information was assembled through a literature review and by interviewing more than 40 representatives from the five agencies working in the five study countries in the frame of German development cooperation; representatives from other bilateral and multilateral agencies were also interviewed.
To avoid professional [ 27] and recall bias [ 28], the information provided by key informants was validated through interviews with several different stakeholders: a representative of the National HIV/AIDS Program, a civil society representative and an international cooperation representative (PAHO country office).
Representatives of the departments of traumatology, orthopedics, geriatrics and anesthesiology developed the care pathway in close cooperation with representatives of the emergency department, the department of physical therapy and two nursing homes in the Groningen area.
The Committee suggests cooperation by representatives of the International Telecommunication Union and other divisions.
In a written statement released Monday, museum officials stated: "Working in cooperation with representatives of the Goudstikker heirs, the Getty's research revealed that the painting was in Goudstikker's inventory at the time of the invasion in 1940, and that it was never restituted after World War II.
The Pentagon, in a brief statement explaining its reversal, cited "the active engagement and cooperation by representatives of the University of Phoenix, and other relevant materials".
The management style based on communication and cooperation between representatives of different sectors and inhabitants, called "management as mutual learning," seems to be most appropriate for biosphere reserves.
3) Empirical research in medical ethics should take place in the form of an ongoing, open and constructive cooperation between representatives of the normative and the empirical sciences.
The ambition not only crosses boundaries of the research sphere of scientists, but also enters the domain of policy making, as in this case the research is carried out in close cooperation with representatives from policy making bodies.
