Sentence examples for multinational program from inspiring English sources

In that vein, the Berggruen Institute's gathering in the past week — timed to coincide with the annual ministerial meeting of the Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development — made a convenient backdrop for prominent discussion of a multinational program to address Europe's alarmingly high youth unemployment rate.

Or, as suggested last year by the retired diplomat Thomas Pickering and his co-writers William Luers and Jim Walsh: allowing enrichment, but only on the condition that Iran converts its national enrichment efforts into a multinational program that is owned and operated by a consortium of countries.

What is clearly needed is a comprehensive, multipronged, multinational program to improve the quality of, and access to, ENT, audiology, and speech therapy services in Africa.

His interest was further piqued by a multinational scientific program called the International Geophysical Year in 1957, which involved much discussion of conditions in space.

Here we introduce the objectives and initial results of a multinational research program designed to address the influences of water depth, the OMZ (∼150 1300 m), and organic matter (OM) availability on benthic communities and processes across the Pakistan Margin of the Arabian Sea.

The four NATO allies had formed the "Multinational Fighter Program Group" (MFPG) and pressed for a U.S. decision by December 1974; thus the USAF accelerated testing.

As this was a multinational study program, the SOBDA questionnaire was developed in US English and translated into 38 languages using translation best practice guidelines [ 15, 16].

Almost all the knowledge and experience has been gained in open scientific and technical programs and much of it has come from multinational collaborative programs.

Drawing on our experience with the Belmont Forum, a multinational earth change research program, we propose a framework to help plan data-sharing arrangements with a focus on early-stage decisions including options for legal interoperability.

Strong partnerships, resulting in increased capacity and resources, have been formed, such as the Ovations Chronic Disease Initiative and the 2007 launch of Community Interventions for Health, a multinational community-based program to reduce the risk factors for chronic diseases in China, India, Mexico and the UK.

The safety and tolerability of rosuvastatin were assessed using data from 16,876 patients who received rosuvastatin 5 40 mg/day in a multinational Phase II/III/IIIb/IV program.