Examples of using Joint projects in English and their translations into Czech
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In 2014, the project was focused on looking for topics of joint research and joint projects of think-tanks and on supporting donors in selecting program priorities related to work of think-tanks in Russia
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In addition, joint projects are being set up, such as the creation of a Black Sea Civil Society Forum,
favouring cooperation between sites and supporting joint projects amongst them.
The value is measured using different metrics- quality, accuracy, speed- though it can be also something a bit more sophisticated like ability to develop joint projects, to innovate, to support small or regional suppliers
political interest in contributing in some way or other to joint projects.
In order for Russia to be more closely involved in joint projects within the framework of NATO, I would expect Russia to mainstream democracy,
world public about progress in transatlantic relations and planned joint projects.
to bring forward those major joint projects which it has identified,
enables 271 European regions to benefit from significant financing aimed at developing and enhancing joint projects and overcoming various natural borders
Joint project.
Joint project Swedish development agency Sida
Humans of Offices is a joint project of Forbes Magazine
The Fish Market is a joint project of BioFach and the Naturland association.
Refugee fund- a joint project of SIMI and the Chamber of Commerce.
It's a joint project.
BREATHLESS is a joint project of the award-winning design studio DECHEM,
Either we all understand that this joint project needs these instruments
Jana Babincová s and Pavla Nešverová s joint project aims to connect the text,
I was not in favour of basing this joint project in Europe as the host pays a disproportionate part of the total budget.