Sentence examples for mainly on cooperation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hojati signed a bilateral agreement in Baghdad on transport and communications on Monday, focusing mainly on "cooperation in the domain of road, maritime and railway transportation between the two countries, as well as the flow of goods".

Thus, the success of the improvement depends mainly on cooperation among stakeholders, both in the public and private sectors.

So activities to increase DOTS coverage in China should focus mainly on cooperation within the public sector, between CDC and public general medical services (public-public mix DOTS).

Earlier this April, the U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry finally paid his first visit to Algeria and Morocco two years into his tenure focusing mainly on security cooperation issues.

Successful bedbug elimination relies mainly on good cooperation between the owner of the pest-infested site and the pest manager for site assessment, thorough inspection, identification, and eradication.

Before Bill Clinton stole the show last night at the Democratic National Convention, Gov. John Hickenlooper took the stage and delivered a measured, solid speech focusing mainly on the importance of cooperation and community.

It is worth noting also that both countries are already engaged in various fields of cooperation, mainly on medical technologies, agriculture and water (South Africa is going through a terrible drought this year), bettering the economy and local living conditions and health of the general public.

However, C2C cooperation focusing mainly on networking or information sharing is less likely to survive.

The CPE focused mainly on the current Country Programme of Cooperation (2001-2005), but it also took into account the results and experiences of the previous Programme (1996-2000).

"It's presupposed on cooperation on the security side.

Our questions were mainly on the factors influencing the irrigation cooperation (e.g. personal characteristics, government support, neighborhood influence), the role the government played (especially the ratio of subsidies on cooperation costs), the role the seed participants played, determinants of farmers' willingness to pay the cooperation costs.