Sentence examples for intergovernmental efforts from inspiring English sources

-- 2) Go with the flow of the institutional debate: Don't spend energy trying to stop intergovernmental efforts that have a head of steam behind them.

Franklin D. Roosevelt to administer intergovernmental efforts to resettle refugees from Nazi Germany and to prepare for the resettlement of future German emigrants, thus originating planned resettlement of refugees.

Massive intergovernmental efforts will be required to achieve such an ambitious undertaking.

They described the intergovernmental effort to cut off the flow of terrorist money as one of the hallmarks of the Bush administration's campaign to fight terrorism since the Sept. 11 attacks.

The Global Biological Information Facility, an intergovernmental effort, is working to make this information available to everybody, everywhere.The IUCN's Red List, globally recognised as the repository of information about endangered species, was started as a card-index system in 1954 by Colonel Leofric Boyle, a British army officer who helped to save the Arabian oryx.

The campaign had several strands: a legal effort to stop the extradition proceedings to Bahrain, a diplomatic effort involving intergovernmental talks, and a public campaign lead by football commentator Craig Foster telling Hakeem's story and highlighting the dangers of his predicament.

And at the end of the day, everybody knows that it's an intergovernmental process that will drive the whole effort forward.

In many so-called developing countries, mental health and hygiene depend heavily on missionaries, intergovernmental aid programs, and the efforts of agencies of the United Nations.

A 2008 study of the Emirates by the Financial Action Task Force, the intergovernmental organization that coordinates and monitors efforts to block money laundering, highlighted the low level of suspicious transaction reports filed in a country where so much wealth existed.

The Union has made a firm political commitment to make every effort to complete the Intergovernmental Conference on institutional reform by December 2000, to be followed by ratification.

Last month a major report from the U.N.'s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change said that efforts to stabilize levels of greenhouse-gas emissions would require investments of about $13 trillion through 2030.