Sentence examples for governments in conjunction with from inspiring English sources
"When the Good Friday agreement was concluded 18 years ago, the detail of the negotiations and the agreement itself were brought about as a result of intensive engagement by the British and Irish governments in conjunction with the northern parties.
Because of the increasing risk for domestic and international rabies outbreaks, Japanese central and local governments, in conjunction with coalitions of public health specialists such as veterinarians, physicians, and researchers, have developed several preventive measures.
This change in policy was partly a reaction against some of the counter-terrorism work done by the previous Labour government in conjunction with Muslim faith groups.
In 1994 the Aruban government, in conjunction with the governments of the Netherlands and the Netherlands Antilles, decided to postpone indefinitely the transition to full independence.
Results of the confidential testing were obtained by the government in conjunction with the investigation into the San Francisco laboratory Balco and its alleged link with Barry Bonds, baseball's home run record holder.
As the Sri Lankan government, in conjunction with the army, continues to push toward a military solution and announcing that victory against the LTTE is imminent, independent information about the war has been reduced to a minimum.
"It will be much easier to solve these problems if we tackle them together, together with the federal government, in conjunction with the presidential administration and the Moscow region," he said.
Since then, the path has been developed by the Welsh government in conjunction with the Countryside Council for Wales, 16 local authorities and two national parks.
The MoD was "fully involved" in supporting security plans, he told the BBC, adding that Olympic venue security requirements were being finalised by the government in conjunction with Locog and G4S.
