Sentence examples for a core partnership from inspiring English sources

The scheme is steered by a "core partnership" including the local authority, NHS, and the voluntary and private sectors so that its reach is both integrated and city-wide.

Any sign of deeper disaccord or mixed messages in this core partnership would confuse the markets and risk a loss of confidence in the EU's decision making process.

CCAS comprises three core partnerships with interlinking and individual responsibility for the day to day management, monitoring and implementation of the individual QA systems and those services, structures and customers that deliver and use quality child care in Australia.

We have a similar core business partnership with Reckitt Benckiser Group on diarrhoea – the biggest killer of children – and they have invented two new products.

Based on WHO recommendation, a core indicator across the Partnerships is the availability of a set of tracer drugs and other commodities to assess health service readiness at the facility or community health worker (CHW) levels.

Partnership strengthening is a core APPS programme objective [ 7] and building a business case for international cooperation (in particular, developed-developing country partnerships) is a critical component of this objective.

Strategic planning must be built on creating the human potential to realize the goals of GHR, such as seeing partnership development as a core GHR methodology, training the next generation of global health researchers, or developing new mechanisms to encourage young faculty to work in GHR.

Through an assessment of these partnerships, we identify a core set of elements that are key to effective co-production and exchange of knowledge.

The programs of research are animated by a core alliance of individuals whose international partnerships are rooted in mutual trust and the articulation of a common goal: health equity.

The Ministry appointed a core team to spearhead the process in partnership with a wide range of partners from public, private and nongovernmental sectors.

The energy companies and CORE, a partnership of wind farm manufacturers and operators, plan to put 270 turbines 12 miles off England's shores, equidistant from Essex and Kent.