Sentence examples for intergovernmental bodies from inspiring English sources
Most intergovernmental bodies have responded to climate change by forming a climate department.
"Moves by intergovernmental bodies and investors suggest that they could soon be made more financially accountable for the pollution they cause".
Incensed that the United Nations — like other intergovernmental bodies — has called on him to step down, Mr. Gbagbo demanded that its forces leave the country.
The project had relationships with a variety of intergovernmental bodies, including the United Nations, and partnered with such organizations as the National Geographic Society.
A second crucial difference is the emphasis of current discussions on how faith communities can work with governments and intergovernmental bodies.
But the initiative may not be totally futile: given the impotence of Africa's intergovernmental bodies it will do no harm at all to produce an annual public ranking of African governance.
This intergovernmental body is charged with maintaining river flow, and its members are New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey.
But a more enduring intergovernmental body, the United Nations, grew out of the next conflagration.
The IPCC is an intergovernmental body, and its reports are reviewed by governments as well as experts.
Poorer countries are still holding out for a new intergovernmental body to decide on global tax matters.
The UN Human Rights Council was created as a subsidiary intergovernmental body of the UN General Assembly and initially comprised nearly 50 UN member states.
