Sentence examples for developing cooperation with from inspiring English sources

From 2007-2012, Italy spent €1.7 billion on external border control as well as technology systems to improve surveillance, repatriation programmes, centres hosting undocumented migrants, and developing cooperation with third countries to combat illegal immigration.

At the same time we would denounce the situation outlined earlier, and commit the European Union to developing cooperation with Cuba.

Nevertheless, the Foundation for Scientific and Industrial Research at the Norwegian Institute of Technology (SINTEF) was created in 1950 as an independent organization at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology to stimulate research and develop cooperation with other public and private research institutions and with private industry.

Russian scholars are being told to develop cooperation with Chinese colleagues and institutions (Balzer interviews, 2014 and 2015).

She praised the recently developed cooperation and partnership with the business community in Serbia who, together with ordinary Serbian citizens, are funding the "School without Violence" programme.

The new system, which I.B.M. is developing in cooperation with the Nikon Corporation, has created excitement in the semiconductor industry as word of it has spread in recent months.

A sustainability framework was developed in cooperation with University of Palermo and Aarhus University to audit, develop and assess building renovation performance, and support decision-making during the project's lifecycle.

The proposed approach is practice-driven, i.e. it has been developed in cooperation with software development companies.

These should be developed in cooperation with health and protection services, to ensure the holistic development of children, including within the family environment," said the international expert, Anise Waljee.

It was developed in cooperation with the Department of the Navy and the Department of Health and Human Services.

Khosa had developed close cooperation with the U.S. on a host of law enforcement issues, including on the Mumbai case.