Sentence examples for activities partnership from inspiring English sources

Our proposed business concept components are: market (including regulation), finance, resources, activities, partnership (especially public-private partnership), ownership and responsibility, and legitimacy.

The assessment touched on project approaches, mechanisms and component activities, partnerships and cooperation, the broader operating context and structural frameworks.

"We feel we've already got quite a lot of the assets," said councillor Coupe, who also sits on the recently-launched sports and physical activity partnership. .

A wave of M&A activity, partnerships and consolidation seems likely as AVs move toward commercial availability.

Within the Neighbourhoods Project key stakeholders have played an important implementation role, often delivering key prevention activities in partnership with project staff.

This shared vision was developed through four main joint activities: previous partnership work in PUSD middle schools that included some video analysis work using the STeLLA conceptual framework, study of the published research about the STeLLA program, collaborative writing of the RESPeCT proposal, and the enactment of the VbPD program over the past 3 years.

We kicked off efforts with a full page ad in Monday's New York Times -- viewable online at: oneworldhealth.org -- and will soon unveil online advertising, social media initiatives and visibility activities in partnership with other global health leaders.

Japan will support these activities in partnership with the Department of Public Health Engineering and various non-governmental organizations.

Through the National Eye Health Education Program, the NEI conducts large-scale public and professional educational activities in partnership with national organizations.

AusAID provides advice and support to the Minister and Parliamentary Secretary on development policy, and plans and coordinates poverty reduction activities in partnership with developing countries.

The top down policy was a consequence of the pressure for some universities in the country to play a more active role and to show more flexibility in developing entrepreneurial activities and partnerships with industry.