Sentence examples for intergovernmental agencies from inspiring English sources

Some universities are designated as repositories for the reports issued by intergovernmental agencies, such as the United Nations, the International Atomic Energy Agency, and the European Union.

Until then, large intergovernmental agencies had always gathered experts to work on the technical standards that would become the DNA of the telecommunications industry, the standards to which all companies would have to build their networks and products.

We now have this extraordinary opportunity to tap big data in order to solve large social problems with intergovernmental agencies like the OECD, World Bank and even governments like the US's are choosing to open up their data.

You know what's really interesting to me – you've asked if there's a difference between the way philanthropists are now operating, and how other donors like bilateral donors and intergovernmental agencies might be acting.

Although borrowing can often seem an attractive alternative to raising money from taxation or indeed to spending less, there are limits to how far a government can allow itself to become in debt either to its own citizens or to overseas investors (including intergovernmental agencies, such as the International Monetary Fund).

Although governments and intergovernmental agencies are committed to funding and expanding oceanic research, more funding is needed to discover and study the ocean's vast, unplumbed resources.

"Of the 14 French-language features in this year's Fespaco, 13 were realized with our help," says Jean-Claude Crepeau, director of Cinema and Media at the Intergovernmental Agency of the Francophonie (Agence Intergouvernmentale de la Francophonie).

Eurocontrol is not an EU agency, but an intergovernmental agency, with 38 member countries.

The International Organization for Migration, an intergovernmental agency, estimates that as many as 1.5 million migrants were working in Libya at the start of the strife, which appears to have led to the deaths of hundreds of Libyans.

European airspace is coordinated by Eurocontrol, an intergovernmental agency, not by the European Union, and each European government controls its own airspace, in part because of military and defense requirements.

Three weeks from now, Eutelsat, a French company that has its roots in a European intergovernmental agency, plans to launch a much bigger, €350 million satellite capable of providing broadband to two million households.