Sentence examples for cooperation to prevent from inspiring English sources

Child abuse is "a sin," he said at the Friday news conference, but it is "also a crime and the church has a duty to cooperate with civil society and with its just requests for cooperation to prevent the crime".

And then, we saw international cooperation to prevent this from spreading like a disease.

He will undertake research on the challenges and potential for stronger European cooperation to prevent organized crime.

Next week he will be the host of a meeting of leaders from 40 states to enhance cooperation to prevent nuclear terrorism.

Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Foreign Minister Igor S. Ivanov of Russia signed an agreement today aimed at strengthening cooperation to prevent accidental missile launchings on both sides.

It intends to ensure international cooperation to prevent modern slavery and female genital mutilation, and to campaign to see more consideration given to the effects of climate change on poverty.

But government departments do talk when inter-agency cooperation helps to prevent overpayment and to enable prosecution.

Benin and Nigeria pledge to fight child trafficking Cotonou / Abuja, June 9, 2005 - UNICEF congratulates the Governments of the Republic of Benin and the Federal Republic of Nigeria for the signing today, in Cotonou, of a "Cooperation agreement to prevent, suppress and punish trafficking in persons with emphasis on trafficking in women and children".

Cotonou / Abuja, June 9, 2005 - UNICEF congratulates the Governments of the Republic of Benin and the Federal Republic of Nigeria for the signing today, in Cotonou, of a "Cooperation agreement to prevent, suppress and punish trafficking in persons with emphasis on trafficking in women and children".

That means, among other things, a genuine procedure of codecision between the European Parliament and the Council, the abolition of the unanimous vote, the establishment of the Commission at the centre of the Union's institutional system and a tougher cooperation clause to prevent any future deadlock or paralysis.

They are certain to agree on better monitoring and cooperation to try to prevent the existing system being systematically defrauded.