Sentence examples for act of collaborating from inspiring English sources

If there is one "Brexit behavior" both the C-Suite and Human Resources should be looking to fix across the entire organization, it is the act of collaborating.

What Al Qadiri composed, curated and pulled off in Genre-Specific Xperience further establishes the internet as a multi-dimensional venue, underscoring the significance of working with found footage and how the act of collaborating and translating a theme or emotion through multiple mediums can resonate much deeper than streaming a Soundcloud track.

Although the four did not act in concert, all are accused of collaborating with the Hutu militias as they killed civilians in Butare, in the south.

Soldiers have deliberately attacked civilians whom they accused of collaborating with the FDLR, raped women and girls, looted, unlawfully forced civilians to act as porters, and torched homes in villages that they claim harbored FDLR supporters.

That is the real beauty of collaborating.

He accused the Chechens of collaborating.

In accordance with the Privacy and Security Regulations of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), collaborating institutions work closely with their IRB to ensure that protected health information (PHI) used in research meets the "minimum necessary" requirements and has all appropriate safeguards [ 7].

According to Elias, even private industries are getting in on the act by collaborating with government agencies engaged in this type of research.

In an article for the World Peace Foundation, writer Alex de Waal says there are fundamental pillars of activism which should always be followed, most of all, the act of responding to and collaborating with local people, rather than imposing outside agendas.

None of the updates announced today with the exception of the new Box Relay tool are all that innovative, but they do simplify the act of working with files and collaborating with team members around content stored in Box.

In a separate report on first-generation students, for which ACT collaborated with the Council for Opportunity in Education (COE), approximately 52percentt of all ACT-tested first-generation high school graduates did not meet any of the ACT College Readiness Benchmarks.