Sentence examples for a strong collaborative from inspiring English sources

A strong collaborative effort will be required, and this is perhaps the biggest challenge.

"Big Picture" (Cryptogramophone), released last year, was a strong collaborative debut.

"GMAC views it relationship with its shareholders as a strong, collaborative one," said Toni Simonetti of GMAC.

Yet at the RSA-Pearson report's launch, Andreas Schleicher, deputy director for education at the OECD, said international research showed that a strong collaborative culture was vital for success.

"We had a fantastic year in 2014 but this year has been wetter and we lost some of the crop," she said, adding that there is still a strong collaborative spirit within the industry.

These events, and the posts that reported them, show that Labour can bring our tradition of grassroots activism up to date with a strong, collaborative, coordinated and interactive online presence that shares and spreads the lessons for our wider movement.

Instead, America must do more to bring China and the other countries from across the region together into a stronger collaborative framework to address shared challenges and to ensure that Asia's rise can be a positive-sum experience for the region and the world.

The translational capacity of the programme is enhanced through the support of a very strong collaborative team, a strong methodology for health services research (including cost analyses, which are often overlooked in interventional research) and a strong support for the integration of psychosocial care into routine care.

It is the way they have been implemented and the lack of a really strong collaborative dialogue to mitigate them that is the challenge and the opportunity".

First, it is supported by a very strong collaborative team.

The field of T2D has been at the forefront of genetic association studies for some time, with a recent history of successful large-scale well-designed candidate gene studies and an emerging strong collaborative ethos (for example, the International T2D 1q Consortium, formed to carry out fine mapping of the chromosome 1q linkage peak in eight populations).