Sentences with phrase «enhances cooperation»

TMLS strives for accuracy and excellence by enforcing adherence to the organization's rules, regulations, policies, and bylaws which support industry professionalism, brings order and efficiencies to the real estate market place, and enhances cooperation between participants.

The quality of upfront meet and confer conferences to come up with a mutual agreement significantly enhances cooperation.

In our hands - on classes you will be provided with the tools and skills necessary to successfully create a home which enhances cooperation, communication, accountability, and mutual respect.

Funds are available to promote bilateral cooperation in agriculture between Australia and China, develop the trading relationship and exchange scientific information to enhance cooperation and develop linkages between Australia and China.

Under the provisions of Art. 20 of the Treaty on the EU, and Art. 326 to 334 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU, a minimum of nine Member States can develop an «enhanced cooperation».

The Euro, Schengen and those areas in which the enhanced cooperation is being tested (e.g. Divorce Law) are its backbone.

Is there any doubt that the EU will survive and hopefully one day thrive through coalitions of the willing and so - called enhanced cooperation among sub-groups?

Chief Of Army Staff, Lieutenant - General Yusuff Tukur Buratai on Monday called for enhanced cooperation for effective routing of insurgency and other organised crimes confronting the lake chad basin.

«This new initiative appears to be in this vein, taking a more comprehensive approach to security, involving different departments and enhancing cooperation so that security is not perceived in too narrow terms.

On his part, General Olonisakin stated that the meeting which is a mutual consultation would enhance cooperation between the two Armed Forces towards clearing the Region, of Boko Haram Terrorist activities.

She said Turkey had the expertise and vast experience in agriculture and would enhance its cooperation with Ghana so that both nations would leverage on each other for economic advancement.

Chief Of Army Staff, Lieutenant - General Yusuff Tukur Buratai on Monday called for enhanced cooperation for effective routing of insurgency and other organised crimes confronting the lake...

In humanity, this paved the way for the enhanced cooperation and altruism that ultimately led to culture, language and technology.

Shared pain even enhanced cooperation when the painful task involved eating a very spicy Bird's Eye chili pepper.

«30 Icebreakers for Back to School» is a booklet compiling activities to break the ice with your students when Back to School but also to use during the whole year to enhance cooperation and group work.

Enhanced cooperation with other rescue groups locally, regionally and even nationally.

Following on from the flights operated by Air France until June 18th, and as part of the enhanced cooperation agreement between the Air France - KLM group and Jet Airways, customers will benefit from multiple travel options to 44 Indian destinations.

The MOU aims to enhance the cooperation between UNWTO and CTO in areas such as the preparation of regional strategies and action plans for the development of sustainable tourism, the promotion of tourism investment, market intelligence and capacity building.

It was established in 1974 to enhance cooperation among these agencies, the National Endowment for the Arts, corporations, arts institutions and artists.

Scientists are waiting for the fifth assessment report and amongst us, we will enhance cooperation in the report to make it more comprehensive.»

We will also consider ways to enhance our cooperation to combat forest fires.

In order to strengthen the global response to the threat o f climate change, Parties agree to take urgent action and enhance cooperation and support so as:

Launched at COP22 in Marrakesh, the NDC Partnership aims to enhance cooperation so that countries have access to the technical knowledge and financial support they need to achieve large - scale climate and sustainable development goals as quickly and effectively as possible.

Benjamin Sporton, WCA Chief Executive, explains the importance of the MOU and how the two organisations will enhance their cooperation.

Fourth, international cooperation allows for linkages across policies at different scale, notably through harmonizing national and regional policies, as well as linkages across issues, and through enhanced cooperation may reduce mitigation costs, create opportunities for sharing the benefits of adaptation, increase credibility of price signals, and expand market size and liquidity.

This brief outlines a number of bilateral and multilateral venues for enhanced cooperation.

As part of our enhanced cooperation, last week in Astana, the WCA in collaboration with the IEA Clean Coal Centre (IEACCC) and the UNECE organised a workshop as part of the Eighth International Forum on Energy for Sustainable Development.

None of this has stopped Chairman Hochberg from exploring possibilities to enhance cooperation between the U.S. and Azerbaijan.

Stressing the fact that more scientific and consistent views are required, Xie said: «Scientists are waiting for the fifth assessment report and amongst us (BASIC countries), we will enhance cooperation in the report to make it more comprehensive.

To further support the achievement of our ambitious climate and clean energy goals, the United States and India have pledged to enhance our cooperation in this area.

Canada agrees to the North American Climate, Clean Energy, and Environment Partnership Action Plan, which brings about enhanced cooperation on climate and energy between Canada, Mexico and the United States.

The Declaration outlines Canada's plans to increase its level of ambition to deliver greater mitigation and adaptation actions, while enhancing cooperation and promoting clean economic growth.

However, as I argued before, and as the German and British Parliaments also emphasize, the idea of enhanced cooperation is completely at odds with the Commission's core argument that EU fraud needs to be combated in a more uniform way throughout the whole Union.

Should such compromise appear impossible, a smaller group of at least nine Member States could still go ahead with the EPPO under the form of an enhanced cooperation (Article 86 (1), para. 3 TFEU).

From a legal point of view, a third option is still possible, namely that of enhanced cooperation (Article 86 (1) para. 3 TFEU).

The particular position of UK and Ireland in regard of the Schengen cooperation — which constitutes a special form of enhanced cooperation between EU Member States — is regulated by Artt.

In a post here in April, we discussed proposed changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure designed to enhance cooperation and proportionality and to standardize sanctions.

With the Amsterdam Treaty, a new capacity was created to deploy enhanced cooperation on a more ad hoc policy issue basis, particularly where legislative negotiations had failed to resolve disagreements between Member States.

In the absence of the unanimity required for the establishment of the language regime (Article 118 TFEU), legislative negotiations had reached a stalemate and so the decision was taken by the Member States — with the exception of Spain and Italy — to authorize enhanced cooperation.

However, it was the second authorization of enhanced cooperation in the area of the EU unitary patent which was more controversial and which gave rise to legal actions by Spain and Italy seeking an annulment of the authorizing decision.

Yet the new capacity remained unused until after the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty, which amended the provisions on enhanced cooperation (now Article 20 TEU and Articles 326 - 334 TFEU).

The EU will continue to support democratic consolidation, human rights and the rule of law through enhanced cooperation and dialogue, while advocating for the ratification and implementation of international and continental instruments.

This is also politically significant in determining the strength and credibility of any threat to use enhanced cooperation as a means of breaking deadlock.

The aim here is to focus on the wider implications of the judgment for the use of enhanced cooperation and so it does not deal with those grounds of challenge that are specific to the patent regime.

If nothing else, this litigation will afford the Court the opportunity to further clarify the timing and scope of litigation challenging the use of enhanced cooperation, and in particular, the scope of challenges to authorizing decisions.

Substantive Illegality and Challenges to Authorizing Decisions It is useful to recall that enhanced cooperation entails the adoption of two acts: the authorizing decision and the substantive legislative act binding the participating parties.

This creates a potential problem for litigating states challenging the use of enhanced cooperation in situations where the authorization decision has been adopted but the legislative act is still under negotiation.

First, it suggested that enhanced cooperation was impermissible in that it constituted a misuse of powers — in effect imposing an opt - out on the non-participating countries — and that an alternative strategy — adopting a special agreement under the European Patent Convention — was open to the Member States.

Nonetheless, the «take - it - or - leave - it» nature of enhanced cooperation means that non-participating states have to assure themselves that non-participation will not affect their interests now or in the future.

Accordingly, eleven Member States requested the use of enhanced cooperation.