Sentence examples for intergovernmental in from inspiring English sources

Importantly, Mr Giscard d'Estaing also seems "intergovernmental" in foreign policy, meaning that governments should have the final say.With the creation of the euro currency, now used by 12 of the EU's 15 members, economic policy has also taken on a new urgency.

Notably, unlike the process to establish the MDGs, it is to be intergovernmental in nature.

Although I am in favour of cooperation that is more intergovernmental in nature, I realise that there are cases in which we need our laws to be as uniform as possible in the Union.

An increase in intergovernmental grants, in turn, can be explained by a larger share of incumbents affiliated with national political parties.

Consistent with this approach, the radical and rapid change in intergovernmental relations in Indonesia was expected to lead to many changes at the district level, especially to improved public sector performance.

Nevertheless, Mrs Thyssen and all the other Members who have spoken can rest assured that I am going to do my best in the Intergovernmental Conference, in the regular contacts I will have with the various members of the praesidium and the Convention, to help to find the answers to the questions posed in the declaration.

WHO and its member states had started the process described in the resolution by, among other things, meeting in Singapore in July 2007 and scheduling another intergovernmental session in November 2007.

Another sister, Queenie Wooten, is in charge of facilities and intergovernmental relations in the district office.

And, what does the COE understand when it refers to the EDE in the framework of its intergovernmental policy in education?

"In the end," he said, "it comes down to the question of whether we think of Europe in intergovernmental terms or in terms of integration".

Her mother, who also worked in the Reagan administration, as an undersecretary for intergovernmental relations in the Housing and Urban Development Department, is an international consultant for construction and energy projects in the former Soviet Union.