We also would like to thank all the authors of the papers mentioned in this review for their interest, cooperation, and support in screening the field of HMBT.
Although the Foundation is partially sponsored by Pfizer Japan Inc., the organization is a pubic-interest cooperation supervised by the Ministry of Health and Welfare Japan, and decisions on research funding are independent from the interests of the pharmaceutical company.
Does this unholy alliance of interests represent cooperation?
Those considerations may be enough for both Moscow and London to try to draw back from the brink of a deeper freeze in the interests of cooperation in other areas, not least Russian energy and British investment.
Promotion of mutual interests and cooperation; 10.
This is the community of interests and cooperation that gave the Seattle mobilization against the World Trade Organization in 1999 its world-historical, explosive power.
In striking a balance between Russian national interests and cooperation with the West, a Gaullist approach emerged that could be termed "moderate" Eurasianism.
In baad, however, a female from the wrongdoer's family is promised for marriage to a male from the victim's family as a 'truce.' Baad, in other words, is an alliance that is forged as a way of rectifying a wrong and ensuring shared interests and cooperation over generations.
However, for seeking organisation's own interests, poor cooperation among different institutions was identified by all leaders interviewed as one of the most important factors that hindered the smooth implementation of their functional role and improvement of preparedness competency.
As for the relation between national business interests and cooperation goals, Gadelha ([ 2006]) puts forward the notion of Brazil's 'health-industrial complex for health development', according to which individual countries need to invest in the national healthcare industry and R&D capacity if they want to develop their health systems [ 25].
