Sentence examples for issues of cooperation from inspiring English sources
The Third Basket included issues of cooperation in the humanitarian field, freedom of information, the working conditions for journalists, and cultural contacts and cooperation.
Regardless if it is a large or a small organization, it must encounter issues of cooperation among individuals and groups.
In a report to the European Commission on foresight modelling, an expert group suggests addressing "the issues of cooperation and coordination across policy areas…as well as matters of institutionalization in contrast to the ad hoc implementation of foresight on a project-by-project basis" to create anticipatory governance and to unite foresight and decision-making practices [41].
At the meeting hosted by the UNICEF, issues of cooperation were discussed and an exchange of practices was conducted.
Another observation is that a large and important part of the staff members' ethical considerations was not related to patient encounters, but rather concerned organizational problems as well as issues of cooperation with and loyalty towards colleagues.
He resigned in 1940, however, over the issue of cooperation with the government's militaristic policies; the government dissolved the party soon after.
The divisive issue of cooperation with a United Nations tribunal to investigate Mr. Hariri's murder and 10 other killings that followed also remains to be solved.
In the late 1920s the ANC's leaders split over the issue of cooperation with the Communist Party (founded in 1921), and the ensuing victory of the conservatives left the party small and disorganized through the 1930s.
This induces a behavioral issue of cooperation among users.
Some of Litton's old defense electronics businesses have since also been consolidated into the sector, and sector boss Robert Iorizzo takes a hard line on the issue of cooperation.
Commercial arbitration addresses the issue of cooperation better than other forms of third party decision making, and it is not surprising that it has become very appealing for dispute resolution.
