If Channel 4 succeeds in buying the Virgin Media stake as part of its ongoing attempts to forge a lasting collaboration – perhaps even a merger – with BBC Worldwide, it could at long last provide UKTV with more stable ownership.
We will build a lasting collaboration between philosophers, physicians, and neuroscientists that draws upon the strengths of each discipline, produces significant contributions to the scholarly literature, advances ethical practice in neuroimaging, and ultimately improves the care of patients with serious brain injuries.
The term 'sustainable' refers to the aim of the collaboration to continue after the initial project phase has ended, without committing themselves to an ever lasting collaboration.
Within the Muslim world, the emergence of a number of middle-income countries with influence and interest in global health opens a multitude of opportunities for lasting collaboration.
Citing a mafia boss does not conjure images of lasting collaboration in the group.
The fifth Intermission zeroes in on the lasting collaboration and friendship with Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne, but includes, amid much else, good letters from Cecil Beaton and Gloria Swanson, as well as an account of some of Coward's ups and downs, the latter fielded with exemplary sang-froid.
International links can put lessons and world events into context: One of the good things about working with so many schools around the world is that we're able to help them connect to each other, not only to form long lasting collaboration, but also to respond to classroom questions as they arise and current events as they happen.
For their long lasting collaboration, we thank the late B. Rakotosamimanana, D. Rakotondravony and the late O. Ramilijaona.
At Campinas, French and da Costa started a long-lasting collaboration that has proved remarkably fertile, resulting in influential contributions to the current debates on the metaphysics of quantum mechanics, structuralism and the semantic approach to theories, as well as a fresher way of looking at the concept of truth ("pragmatic truth" and "partial truth").
Limited to 35 or 36 attendees at all academic ranks, "the summer program combines classroom lectures, laboratory exercises, and a team-based research experience," says Cohen, "some of which result in publications and lasting collaborations".
Not only have lasting collaborations been established between artists from Muslim, Christian and Jewish backgrounds, the festival allows the wider communities to see what co-operation across religious and cultural boundaries looks like in practice.
