Sentence examples for a collaborative partnership with from inspiring English sources

In 1987 Mr. Bye, who never married, formed a collaborative partnership with Janis Hall, a sculptor and architect.

Of course, I've talked about feminism with my girls, and have a collaborative partnership with their father, my husband, to model for them.

However, through my work as director of My Home Life, a collaborative partnership with Age UK based at City University London, I have seen that care homes can be a very positive option for those who are feeling isolated in their own home and are increasingly dependent on others for care and support.

Scientists from the National Institute of Standards and Technology NISTT) worked in a collaborative partnership with archaeologists from the National Park Service's (NPS Submerged Resources Center SRCRC) to develop a finite element model (FEM) of the battleship USS Arizona.

At a similar timing, having a collaborative partnership with the National Natural Science Foundation of China a functionary of the Chinese State Council, the German Research Foundation Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaftt) issued a public statement concerning the replicability problem of research results nowadays (Forschungsgemeinschaft 2017).

This article is the result of a collaborative partnership with BSA and Urban Nation (UN).

All research endeavors follow a collaborative partnership pattern, with a focus on improving health for children and adults in Kenya.

Had I been more aware of the connection, I might have avoided the story, or been unproductively cautious, so maybe I used a little bit of denial to make myself believe that the story was, instead, about a broken couple, stuck in a successful collaborative partnership, with strikingly different ideas about how to respond to catastrophe.

Whats more, UNICEF and the States Primary Education Board entered into a strong, collaborative partnership with the schools parent-teacher association (PTA), which has played a fundamental role in making the learning environment welcoming to the schools 1,136 children.

The study involved a strong collaborative partnership with DGPs and non-government organizations such as the National Heart Foundation.

Thus, compliance with treatment of people with dementia and also their quality of life could be potentially improved by a more collaborative partnership with them.