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Перевод: cooperation

[существительное]
сотрудничество; совместные действия; взаимодействие; кооперация ; кооперирование
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Тезаурус:

1. As that chapter points out, the underlying principles of the Labour government's approach in the late 1970s - Partnership between central and local government, and consensus and cooperation - became much less fashionable in the following decade.
2. Vampires could form the vanguard of a comfortable new myth, a myth of sharing, mutualistic cooperation.
3. The Community was working in close cooperation with the IMF, and the loan was intended to complement its efforts.
4. A cooperation card could be used to facilitate communication between diabetic clinic and general practice.
5. In its report of that name published in November 1987 it called for a full national strategy in cooperation with Eurotunnel, British Rail and regional interests to ensure that the potential benefits of the Tunnel are maximised; the support of necessary infrastructure projects which do not meet current criteria for approval; and a full technical study of the feasibility of a high speed rail link between Manchester and Continental Europe.
6. December is unlikely to have been any better, though it will see one example of international cooperation as the US, USSR and UK combine to trim the happy, carefree money-spenders of the United Nations.
7. With the express intent of reducing dependence on South Africa, nine states of southern Africa have set up an economic cooperation association, SADCC.
8. Latham later said that Norman and Palmer were told that "if the WWF wanted the cooperation of the timber trade that phrase would have to be removed".
9. The real purpose of the General Council was to explore the possibility of establishing effective cooperation between unions.
10. Members of academic, research and other government institutions are divided into two separate scientific communities-the natural and social between which there is little effective cooperation and a lot of envy, disdain and competition for scarce resources.
11. Add the British drive train, and they are excellent examples of NATO cooperation and workmanship.
12. In 1985, William Waldegrave, minister at the DoE, intervened to urge cooperation between the Commission and the Institute for Terrestrial Ecology (ITE).