Examples of using Co-operation in English and their translations into Czech
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its affiliated companies in connection with such claim all the co-operation which can be required fairly from it.
This simple observance in turn means conscious co-operation in the sound further development of Creation
They therefore have enormous power over the reform process, particularly because effective implementation often requires their co-operation.
the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD) and the International Labour Organisation(ILO)
of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe(OSCE), and is,
As we want to attract students who could primarily become our assets in the field of engineering of aircraft maintenance and operations, starting the co-operation with one of the best universities in the country was a logical step," Pavel Haleš,
to promote international co-operation in this area so that universal postal services are provided to users on the basis of unified rules at an appropriate quality
The co-operation with another Chinese airline proves that CSAT provides quality work with an emphasis on pursuing high safety standards, flexible pro-client approach
The preparation of the survey report in co-operation with university staff
Co-operation on the sub-project"A Tromsø-inspired area in Průhonice" was negotiated,
The wide spectrum of themes resolved in co-operation with a number of training institutions outside the Faculty provides the graduates with the possibility of finding vacancies both in the top-ranking biomedical research
This co-operation will be realized by means of organisation
Therefore, I really welcome the involvement of students of the Masaryk Institute of Advanced Studies of the Czech Technical University in Prague in real projects under the Students Business Projects programme run in co-operation with Czech Airlines Technics.
His contribution included co-operation with a generation-older professor at the German Technical University in Brno, Joseph Dell,
Director of the Partnership for Democratic Governance at the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development OECD; 2008-2011.
Interregional trade union councils(IRTUCs)- Collective bargaining- Cross-border co-operation The sectors where there is greater worker mobility are those in which the IRTUCs are carrying out sector-level activity that has the final objective of laying down the foundations for a future negotiation.
internationalization based on a co-operation model with a view to building in the long term.
International solidarity and trade union co-operation are achieved in particular through campaigns of support for trade unionists facing anti-union repression,
methodological procedures and systems, and in co-operation with the departments abroad it researches,
To further develop and improve global abilities to deal with chemical risks, further action and co-operation is required from ILO(on chemical safety),
