Sentence examples for cooperation to identify from inspiring English sources

He called for global cooperation "to identify and expose pirate fishing operations globally and act swiftly in a coordinated manner against them".

It is clear we have to reinforce our cooperation to identify the terrorists and track their movements, as well as reinforce police and legal cooperation with third-party states, particularly those that are transit countries for jihad zones".

Finally, our study also underlines the power of analysing oncogenic pathway cooperation to identify gene sets with a critical role in tumour-initiation and cancer growth that may be exploited for novel therapeutic approaches.

The Regional Conference: requested FAO to assist in the formulation of a regional strategy of agricultural development to promote regional cooperation and to identify specific regional projects for achieving sustainable food security.

Our aim here is to reflect on the concept and practice of accountability in the context of global health cooperation, and to identify and chart some of its defining features.

We first consider Brazil's health technical cooperation within the country's wider cooperation programme, aiming to identify its key characteristics, claimed principles and values, and analysing how these translate into concrete projects in Portuguese-speaking African countries.

Tracing tainted meat and poultry early and obtaining the full cooperation of meatpackers to identify that meat is another goal of the group.

This paper illustrates a methodological approach based on a human-machine cooperation model used to identify different interactions between human and robot and then to define adequate levels of automation taking into account the capacities and abilities of both human and robot according to the situation.

As Mr. Fahmy's counsel, we are therefore pursuing discussions with the Egyptian and Canadian authorities in a spirit of cooperation in order to identify a swift and fair resolution to the case.

Social Network Analysis can help inform the design and evaluation of agricultural cooperatives by shifting the analysis to individual actors within the formal structure, potentially enabling new opportunities for enhanced cooperation to be identified and collectively strengthened.

More cooperation and better research to identify effective programs would make limited resources go much further, she said.