Sentence examples for network of governments from inspiring English sources

Pedro Rosabal, a senior program officer in the protected areas program of the International Union for Conservation of Nature, a network of governments and nongovernmental organizations, said that marine environments tend to be "more fragile" in relation to climate change.

It was a network of governments, private companies, civil society organizations, and individual citizens -- the new four pillars of society -- that organized to solve the crisis in Haiti.

India has a countrywide network of government-funded primary health centers and hospitals, but staffing, medicines and resources vary widely.

Primary care is provided by a network of government health centres and clinics scattered throughout the country.

He decided that the best way to do it was through the network of government and university computers then known as the Arpanet.

They are learning about how to work the network of government and nongovernmental organizations, and are even seeking microloans from aid groups on their own.

For the last two years, its network of government officials, police officers and occupational therapists has been fielding phone calls from concerned relatives, as well as organizing public informational forums.

The AMRC was established in 2001 and now forms part of a network of government-backed "catapult centres", whose aim is to forge links between academia and industry.

At the end of July, it reached an agreement to buy Farm Credit Services of America, an institution that is a component of America's odd network of government-sponsored entities (GSEs).

Unfortunately, the economic environment in many underdeveloped countries is dominated by a network of government controls that tend not to be conducive to such ends.

To make "The Black Tulip," she tapped her extensive network of government and philanthropic contacts, begun when President Reagan connected her with the Afghanistan Relief Committee.