Sentence examples for coordinating cooperation from inspiring English sources

The International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea with the five Central Asian countries as member states, coordinating cooperation at national and international levels in order to use existing water resources more efficiently and to improve the environmental and socioeconomic situation in the Aral Sea Basin.

The State Department is better suited for public awareness campaigns and coordinating cooperation between governments than a classified plan, said Ben Scott, adviser for innovation at the State Department under President Barack Obama.

Managers considered IDTMs the central platform for coordinating cooperation.

R&D project teams concerned with efficiency under limited resources must cohesively coordinate cooperation, interactions, and the exchange of ideas to sustain innovation.

Expecting migratory pressure to be greatest on its eastern borders, the European Union created an agency to coordinate cooperation on border security — Frontex, based in Warsaw.

This transformation implies that many hot spot cities have preferred coordinated cooperation within a small region rather than the whole UA in recent years.

FOCAC takes place every three years, offering a platform for China and African countries to coordinate cooperation mechanisms on development investments, cultural exchanges and military cooperation, among a wider range of topics.

Commission: Commission are constituted to guide and coordinate cooperation and integration policies and programmes in designated sectoral areas.

For example, text about reasons mentioned by researchers for not actively sharing knowledge and text originating from a municipal health service interviewee about who he/she thought should coordinate cooperation was coded as 'institutional' and 'intermediary', as it provided information on the intermediary role.

Government in the model is the entity that can provide subsidies to the households that participate the cooperation and directly reduce the cost of coordinating the cooperation (i.e., coordination cost).

There is a clear role for public health agencies to play in coordinating such cooperation at state, regional and national levels.