Sentence examples for in intergovernmental from inspiring English sources

"In the end," he said, "it comes down to the question of whether we think of Europe in intergovernmental terms or in terms of integration".

In the report, the role of the private sector, particularly that of the coalmining company Anglo American, in intergovernmental negotiations to seal a binding agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions is aggressively denounced.

This led to ambiguity in intergovernmental authority-accountability relationships.

Rather, we demonstrate that much of the growth in state budgets has been driven by changes in intergovernmental interactions.

The UN Major Group for Children and Youth (UN MGCY) coordinates young people's participation in intergovernmental and allied processes.

These influences include everything from demographic and climatic changes to changing demands for local services to changes in intergovernmental fiscal relationships.

Nevertheless, Mrs Thyssen and all the other Members who have spoken can rest assured that I am going to do my best in the Intergovernmental Conference, in the regular contacts I will have with the various members of the praesidium and the Convention, to help to find the answers to the questions posed in the declaration.

The United States says no, arguing that including it in an intergovernmental agreement could result in regulations that would hamper its development, which has been led by the private sector.

Cosgrave and British premier Edward Heath were the main participants in the intergovernmental conference at Sunningdale in December 1973 that gave birth to Northern Ireland's first (though short-lived) power-sharing executive (1973 74).

Luca Etter, program manager - private sector and development finance, Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), Bern, Switzerland @LucaEtter Luca was in charge of Switzerland's engagement in the intergovernmental negotiations on a new financing for development framework post-2015.

The discovery will further raise the temperature in the intergovernmental cyberwars, which have heated up in recent years as the US, Israel, Iran, China and UK have all used computer subterfuge to undermine rival state or terrorist organisations.