Sentence examples for organized cooperation from inspiring English sources

The first organized cooperation among museums at the international level arose through the League of Nations Committee of Intellectual Cooperationn.

It highlights the need for organized cooperation among diverse participating parties to contribute towards training of users and providers to raise acceptance.

The seminars, which were also financed by the Government of Denmark, were organized in cooperation with local organic trade and farming associations, whenever possible, in order to facilitate capacity building.

The biennale, which is being organized in cooperation with the Serbian Ministry of Culture and various Bosnian government organizations, has been named one of the most important coming cultural projects for Europe by the Council of Europe.

Of next week's protest, organized in cooperation with Flynn, which will see activists from different organizations coming together to consume the plant publicly at Westminster, he says, "I hope to see hundreds of people consuming cannabis on Parliament Green—I just really, really hope that no one smokes it.

These are community-based, volunteer sampling efforts that are organized in cooperation with the Garbelotto lab.

The work in this show, organized in cooperation with the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art and Tehran Arts University, ranges from miniature painting to modernist abstraction.

Tours are organized in cooperation with the London Bicycle Tour Company and are included in the price of the rental.

The results indicate a repeated motif of socially organized microbial cooperation occurring within microbial consortial macrostructures (pods).

The program was launched in 2010 and is organized in cooperation with the All-China Women's Federation.

This one has been organized in cooperation with Frankenthaler's estate by John Elderfield, chief curator emeritus of painting and sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art.