Examples of using Intensive cooperation in English and their translations into Russian
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which requires intensive cooperation between Governments and organizations.
The issue of the need to develop effective regional approaches and intensive cooperation to achieve lasting results with regard to the problems of IDPs was also in the agenda.
More intensive cooperation was certainly desirable,
The preparations include training their national representatives at headquarters and more intensive cooperation with vehicle manufacturers.
Intensive cooperation with a range of international investors allowed us to get a high valuation for the company, whose shares were
Intensive cooperation with partners has shown the way towards being consulted by institutional as well as national policy makers.
There will be more intensive cooperation with providers of social activation services for families with children,
the Russian Federation will continue in future to move along the road of ever-closer and more intensive cooperation.
Particularly intensive cooperation has been required over the past 18 months in UNCTAD's assistance to the International Natural Rubber Organization in renegotiating its agreement and ensuring its effective entry-into-force.
rather more intensive cooperation and coordination with all partners:
Intensive cooperation on the part of our experienced pediatric cardiologists with the cardiac surgeons at the Department of Surgery
along with the belief that national measures and more intensive cooperation with countries in the region,
The most intensive cooperation regarding arms control at the regional level is in compliance with the Agreement on Sub-Regional Arms Control stemming from annex 1B,
A call was made to convey a deep study in this regard, besides an intensive cooperation between origin and destination countries
Potential areas for future cooperation include more intensive cooperation on their strategic and programming frameworks
This possibility implies intensive cooperation of touristic economies of the countries in the Region,
This obstacle can only be overcome by close and intensive cooperation with Member States on documentation of the methods used at national level and by permanent validation and analysis of the data submitted.
The work in this broad area requires intensive cooperation and coordination with more than 20 relevant international organizations
Ms. Tchitanava(Georgia) said that only intensive cooperation among Governments, relevant United Nations agencies
9 a more intensive cooperation and collaboration of departments