Sentence examples for next cooperation from inspiring English sources

Further, in the next cooperation, another two-user can be serviced by the L relays and the M−2 idle users.

Other recommendations are to: 1) incorporate adolescents in the next Cooperation Programme, since they are largely absent from the current Programme; 2) strengthen the Programme's comprehensive vision of childhood development; and 3) promote interventions related to the family and surrounding community.

No measures were threatened against the Israeli government, nor did the European Union identify what steps might be taken next, except for cooperation with police inquiries.

"What the directive does is go to the next level of cooperation between state and local authorities to check with each other," said John Hagerty, Mr. Samson's chief spokesman.

The Luca conference (56) prepared the ground for the next phase of cooperation: Pompey and Crassus were to secure election to the consulship for 55, for they too wanted five-year commands in the provinces, while Caesar's command was to be renewed for another five years.

He held talks with Jose Manuel Barroso, the president of the European Commission and thus the highest ranking leader of the institution, on the Wednesday morning before the summit to discuss the next steps of cooperation in Europe.

It seems that today we need to move to the next level of cooperation to face the many challenges of our times.

UNICEF is currently finalizing its next program of cooperation with the Government for the period 2006-2010.

And she met with Minister of Foreign Affairs Nickolay Mladenov to discuss the next five-year cooperation between the Government of Bulgaria and UNICEF, which starts in 2013.

Davutoğlu hinted that the G-20 be the next forum for international cooperation, as Turkey's preferred mechanism for multilateral cooperation in order to reform the international financial and economic system on a more democratic and equitable basis.

The time may have arrived for expressions of solidarity to evolve into a next step in European cooperation.