Sentence examples for a partnership plan from inspiring English sources

They were received cooly in London because a different plan had just been announced for Cyprus - a partnership plan under which a Turkish commissioner as well as a Greek one will take a hand in governing.

Xcel has already missed two deadlines this year after tangling with the city last year over Boulder's request for a partnership plan.

The United States and Iraq submitted a military partnership plan to the Security Council, clearing the way for passage of a resolution conferring international legitimacy on the American-led multinational force after Iraq regains power on June 30.

The United States and Iraq submitted a military partnership plan to the Security Council on Sunday night, clearing the way for passage of a resolution conferring international legitimacy on the American-led multinational force after Iraq regains sovereignty on June 30.

"A civil partnership plan that makes no distinction between heterosexual and same-sex couples is obviously a positive development.

However, NSF put out a solicitation for proposals offering $1.25 million for the development of a public-private partnership plan that could lead to the construction of a large telescope, should NSF be able to provide funds in the future.

He acknowledged, however, that Cesar Conda, who until last fall was Cheney's domestic-policy adviser, was helping him with a study on how to fashion a public-private partnership plan to develop the Iraqi economy.

At the same time, NSF said it would offer $1.25 million over 5 years for the development of a public-private partnership plan that might lead to the building of a large telescope, if NSF were to ever have funds available.

According to the solicitation, all that NSF can provide right now is $1.25 million over 5 years for the development of a public-private partnership plan that could eventually lead to the building of a large telescope, should NSF be in a position to fund such a telescope sometime in the next decade.

It is still smarting from his decision to run an independent campaign against the official Labor candidate and is wedded to a public-private partnership plan for the London Underground that has more to do with satisfying competing political interests than it does with running trains safely and on time.

So the Treasury Department has devised a complex "public-private" partnership plan that insures private investors against loses if they bring capital into the game to buy up this junk from the ailing banks.