Sentence examples for states cooperation from inspiring English sources

She said any decision by the Parliament to reject the program again "could have had negative repercussions for E.U.-United States cooperation in the security area and more broadly".

And on Monday, French President Francois Hollande insisted that EU states' cooperation with Turkey did not translate to blind acceptance.

Under the OIC Charter, the OIC aims to strengthen Islamic solidarity among member states; cooperation in the political, economic, social and cultural and scientific fields; and the struggle of all Muslim people to safeguard their dignity, independence and national rights.

The region's inter- state cooperation and institutional building was long perceived as underdeveloped.

Contrary to trends in much of the literature, the paper suggests that there is great scope for enhanced inter-state cooperation in the Basin.

Scholars have also observed that India expresses its intention to promote a multi-state cooperation on the management of the Brahmaputra River and generate hydropower resources (Dhungel 2013).

One can consider their relation to be a gradual transition from member state cooperation under fully closed national support systems in case of statistical transfers, to cooperation under fully open national support systems in a joint support scheme.

The results demonstrated no tendencies towards a further empowerment of the UN by the public, while revealed a societal approval of inter-state cooperation on issues of low politics, the environment in particular.

Bayesian filter algorithms [24] have achieved great success in handling the localization and tracking problem through the sequential estimation of target's state, cooperation with the movement modeling, prior distribution prediction, and posterior distribution estimation.

Nonetheless, as private grazing land offers considerable potential to facilitate the implementation of effective conservation programs it is well worth proceeding with or without state cooperation insofar as this is possible.

Charles Ruff referred to "the prosecution of local officials for acts of public corruption" as "perhaps the most sensitive area of federal-state cooperation".