Sentence examples for To be partnerships from inspiring English sources

And legal rules in many countries mean that audit firms have to be partnerships, so cannot raise funds on the capital markets.Regulation is another big barrier.

But Bradshaw warns that big media schemes aiming to work with local bloggers like ITN's proposed post-2012 part-publicly funded consortiums were considered by bloggers to be "partnerships on someone else's terms".

A long time ago, investment banks used to be partnerships owned by small families or groups of rich men, all Rothschilds and Lazards and such, and they actually did put their own money, from their own bank accounts, into things like oil wells in Nigeria and Russia.

A major focus for Modsy has continued to be partnerships, Tellerman says the company has joined efforts with more than 100 retail partners like Target, West Elm, Wayfair and others.

There already appear to be partnerships between pharmaceutical firms in Tanzania and those in India, China and Thailand.

According to the Department of Health, England, HIECs were intended to be " partnerships between NHS organisations (primary, secondary and tertiary care), the higher education sector (universities and colleges), industry (healthcare and non-healthcare industries) and other public and private sector organisations" [ 34].

You can't just skip the government; it has to be built up and there has to be partnership".

One answer to this problem could be partnerships between the two camps.

"The key to success is partnerships," he added.

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Other airlines are rumored to be entering partnerships as well.