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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a global partner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an organization or individual that collaborates or works with others on an international scale.
Example: "Our company is proud to be a global partner in sustainable development initiatives."
Alternatives: "an international collaborator" or "a worldwide associate".
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That is why we are so pleased to have signed up with a global partner".
Washington wanted Beijing as a "global partner", not a strategic competitor.
The E.U. has no choice but to engage China as a global partner and to accept its historic rise.
G.M. was the first corporation to commit to building a pavilion, and Siemens has signed up as a "global partner" for the event, which will open May 1.
It is this economic progress that underpins India's rising geopolitical clout and its attractiveness to the United States as a global partner.
"BMW will continue to be a global partner of the Guggenheim," said Eleanor R. Goldhar, the Guggenheim's deputy director of external affairs and chief of global communications.
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Choose a single partner: Enterprises need to migrate from a multi-vendor environment to a single global partner capable of managing local vendors in a consistent and efficient manner.
Both the House of Representatives and Senate are currently considering legislation that would designate India a "Special Global Partner," which would confer upon it a status enjoyed by no other country in the world.
In the White House, China is considered a major rival to the United States — but also a crucial global partner.
We needed a strong global partner to either invest in or acquire us.
This week in Moscow Britain's prime minister, Tony Blair, reaffirmed his faith in him as a respectable global partner.
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