Sentence examples for development and co-operation from inspiring English sources

China, he said, stood for peaceful development and co-operation.

Our foreign policy is for peace, stability, development and co-operation.

The weather station was built as part of the first phase of the Climate Change Adaptation Programme (Pacc) launched four years ago by the Peruvian environment ministry in partnership with the Swiss Agency for Development and Co-operation (SDC).

Jean-Pierre Halkin, head of the rural development, food and nutrition security unit at the development and co-operation directorate-general of the European Commission, said those farmers would consider themselves part of the private sector, adding: "We need to devote our attention to assist commercial smallholder farmers better".

In a challenge to the high-powered Swiss gathering, tens of thousands of anarchists, socialists, environmentalists, Amazon tribes and South American presidents gathered in the Brazilian city of Belem this week to promote Latin America as a model for global economic development and co-operation.

Azeri refugees also want to return to their homes.The conflict impedes economic development and regional co-operation in the south Caucasus.

The 2010 Biodiversity Strategy aimed at ensuring the required level of policy integration by including the development of Biodiversity Action Plans for agriculture, fisheries, development and economic co-operation, and the conservation of natural resources (Communication COM/2001/0162 final).

In what it called a "positive development", the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) said Russia had now given its support to a possible long-term monitoring mission in Ukraine.

As regards the intermediate impacts, the major successes of the activities of both FPs can be considered to be strengthened expertise, development of decision-making tools, and co-operation with end-users in the projects.

Health costs are a significant proportion of gross domestic product, averaging 9.6% in 2010 for Organisation for Economic and Co-operation Development countries.

It argues that the Organisation for Economic and Co-operation and Development (OECD) acted as a policy innovator playing a central role in the development and adoption of what we call the "OECD model of science policy-making".