Sentence examples for formal intergovernmental from inspiring English sources

Because the Istanbul meeting is not part of a formal intergovernmental process like the recent UN Climate meetings in Paris, the outcome will not achieve any binding commitment by those states who attend it.

In so doing, they are faced with a wide range of possible points of intervention in the governance space, which includes formal international institutions, intergovernmental agreements, self-regulatory or private regimes, combined public/private networks, and what Coleman terms 'loose couplings' of allied interests on particular issues [ 33].

Contacts between the Irish and British governments continued after February 1987 within the formal structure of the intergovernmental conference.

The second objective of this paper is to survey formal theoretical literature on intergovernmental relationships and advance the discussion with a new framework of analysis.

The relation of science and technology in a formal way as an intergovernmental issue dates back in the 1980s, when Frank Press, then President of the International Association of Earthquake Engineering (IAEE) conceptualized and made creditable the idea of an international decade of disaster reduction.

Through these platforms, as well as other formal and informal consultations, governments, intergovernmental and multilateral organisations recognise the role of the health professionals and civil society in general and engage them in the process.

Formal institutions include international organizations (IO), intergovernmental organizations (IGO), non-governmental organizations (NGO), and private bodies (Tallberg et al. 2013).

The Preparatory Committee meetings were open to governments and nongovernmental actors (scientists, the private sector, civil society, intergovernmental organizations) and facilitated formal member state negotiations on SFDRR.

It calls for new monitoring efforts and for a formal assessment of the permafrost feedback by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the U.N. body that periodically reviews and summarizes climate science.

(2) The Preparatory Committees for the post-2015 DRR Framework, open to governments and stakeholders (scientists, the private sector, civil society, intergovernmental organizations, and UN agencies), facilitated formal member state negotiations on the Sendai Framework.

The Transatlantic Declaration signed by the Atlantic partners in 1990, mandating a wide array of intergovernmental consultations, could be expanded into a formal treaty between the United States and the European Union.