Sentence examples for ambiguous partnerships from inspiring English sources
Another example of ambiguous partnerships is illustrated by the recent announcement that the current Minister of Health of the Government of Southern Sudan joined the board of advisers of 'Jarch Management Group Ltd.', a US private investment company claiming disputed rights over some oil concessions in the Greater Upper Nile region [ 41].
West's double was ambiguous, and the partnership did not have an agreement about its meaning.
At the same time, the rules of the game for public-private partnerships are fluid and ambiguous" [ 23].
The terms partnerships, networks, and platforms are often ambiguous and used interchangeably (Assens and Courie Lemeur 2016).
Box.net is a simple enough service to use that has a clear strategy (partnerships and collaboration), VC backing and a reasonable if ambiguous conversion rate from free to paid accounts.
These projects increased union and management commitment to partnership-based approaches to problem-solving, despite their ambiguous results for both groups.
The film ends on an ambiguous note of whether someone would go so far to commit to similarities in a partnership that they would injure themselves permanently.
In a 2004 report, it concluded: "It cannot be taken for granted that public-private partnerships are more efficient than public investment and government supply of services… the theory is ambiguous and the empirical evidence is mixed".
