Sentence examples for worldwide cooperating from inspiring English sources
There has been numerous efforts by researchers worldwide cooperating to reduce the material costs of photovoltaic panels, efficient novel products and improve their energy efficiency and procreate innovative and practices based on photovoltaic system design technology.
How can we encourage organizations and research teams worldwide to cooperate and develop safety standards together?
Zoos are cooperating worldwide in breeding programs for the endangered Asiatic subspecies.
There's a story, involving a disgraced police dog recruited for the worldwide canine intelligence agency who finds himself (spoiler alert) cooperating with a slinky feline counterpart to bring down the renegade cat of the title (suavely voiced by Bette Midler).
FAO and other projects, such COST Action E43 have done great work in adopting common definitions worldwide, a process which relies upon clear methodological description from cooperating countries (COST Action E43 2015).
The decision to proceed with criminal charges in the Concorde case alarmed airlines and aviation safety experts worldwide, who contend that the threat of prosecution dissuades witnesses from cooperating in crash investigations.
That merger, along with the merger of BDDP into TBWA, produced a worldwide agency network that included disparate units that were all charged with cooperating on creative and account tasks but that were used to operating on their own.
"We need to be at home in the city," said the Rev. John D. Rempel, the United Nations liaison for the Mennonite Central Committee, an umbrella group of Mennonite churches that cooperate in worldwide relief.
The decision to bring criminal charges in the Concorde case has alarmed airlines and aviation safety experts worldwide, who contend that the threat of prosecution can dissuade some witnesses from cooperating in crash investigations.
The decision to bring criminal charges in the Concorde case has raised hackles among airlines and aviation safety experts worldwide, who contend that the threat of prosecution can dissuade some witnesses from cooperating in crash investigations.
