Sentence examples for a formal partner from inspiring English sources
The purchase turned him into a formal partner of the Slovenian Democratic Party, which remains the company's minority owner.
Officials took part in the planning discussions, and "while we are not a formal partner to CEPI, we foresee synergies between our approaches," BARDA Director Rick Bright said in a statement.
While he is not a formal partner, he will have the ability to greenlight deals.
The company also counts Uber as a formal partner in the U.S. and Grab in Singapore.
Also in the works is a formal partner program, which will open up the platform for others to build on.
In recent years, the AFL-CIO has said it's considering branching out and becoming more of a formal partner to progressive groups, including environmental ones.
Mr Ocalan called this de-facto anointment of the PKK as a formal negotiating partner "historic".
This is despite it (and three other local jobcentres who sent customers) not being a formal "referral partner" of the food bank.
Without the backing of Wilders Partijj voor de Vrijheid, prime minister Mark Rutte's coalition government was left without a clear majority in the Dutch parliament (PVV wasn't a formal coalition partner, but was offering support to Rutte in parliament).
Note 3: Alternative control groups: (i) non-eligible women with children (i.e., we drop those women without children in the control group), (ii) non-eligible women in households with no formal partner, (iii) non-eligible women in poor households, and (iv) non-eligible women with two of the three main requirements with children (WCh), poor (P), and with no formal partner (I).
Note 2: Alternative control groups (married women): (i) non-eligible women with children (i.e., we drop those women without children in the control group), (ii) non-eligible women in households with no formal partner, (iii) non-eligible women in poor households, and (iv) non-eligible women with two of the three main requirements with children (WCh), poor (P), and with no formal partner (I).
