Sentence examples for institutional cooperation from inspiring English sources

The centre of institutional cooperation is the USA as most of cooperating institutions originate there.

This thesis develops two hypotheses about the impact of this lack of institutional cooperation.

Add to that the lack of intelligence sharing and institutional cooperation between European intelligence and police.

Steady steps in research, advocacy, and institutional cooperation can move us toward a future where we don't have to look twice before tasting the fruits of our increasingly connected world.

Terry Don Phillips, chairman of the N.C.A.A. appeals committee, credited Alabama for its efforts to report its infractions and comply with existing rules, but said the evidence of violations was too great to ease the penalties issued on Feb. 1. "This case is very much about institutional cooperation," Phillips said.

The authors present the mechanisms of institutional cooperation between the Constitutional Court and the Court of Justice of the European Union, the European Court of Human Rights, the other constitutional courts, the Venice Commission, the Parliament, the President of Romania, the Government, the Advocate of the People, the courts of law and the media.

As illustrated in the recent engagement between health and urban planning institutions, inter-institutional cooperation could support more effective and politically acceptable solutions for both local and global problems.

It strengthens institutions and inter-institutional cooperation, which contributes to good governance, transparency and reduced corruption.

The patent itself also illustrates the value of interdisciplinary and inter-institutional cooperation that is the hallmark of the EBI, a 10-year program funded by BP.

The survey's results strongly support cross-institutional cooperation: Seventy percent of arts patrons attended the performances of more than one organization in the previous year, and 47% attended performances of three or more organizations.

It is a symbol of inter-institutional cooperation that was founded upon the strengths of the Paralyzed Veterans of America, United Spinal Association, Department of Veterans Affairs, and Yale University School of Medicine, toward a common mission.