Sentence examples for an active collaboration from inspiring English sources

The new curriculum recognises that training can benefit from alternating training periods in both university and general hospitals, and from an active collaboration between centres in regional educational activities.

Traditionally, stories represented an active collaboration.

Her paintings work only as an active collaboration between artist and viewer.

That requires an active collaboration with host governments and changing the perception of the mining industry as a cash cow to an active partner in development".

As for the supposed links between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda, the available evidence points strongly to one conclusion, the same conclusion that the intelligence community consistently reached: the Bush administration's frequent insinuations that Saddam Hussein may have had an active collaboration with Al Qaeda, perhaps even assisting the 9/11 hijackers in some way, are without foundation.

We argue that the stakeholder interaction in this study reflects competing discourses in which corporate actors prioritize the building and maintaining of identity and symbolic capital rather than an active collaboration to solve the ongoing issue of the waste.

However, further efforts are needed, such as high level educational activities addressed to researchers and health professionals involved in paediatric trials and an increased active collaboration and resources exchange among academics, health care professionals, regulatory bodies and industry.

The empirical data suggest a threefold typology: active collaboration, developing collaboration and potential collaboration.

In the early nineties it opened up a much more active collaboration with external partners and to included new and non-traditional partners.

Therefore, this paper recommends (1) a policy of parallel development of multiple health systems in the short run; and (2) ultimately, a policy of active collaboration between fully recognized health systems.

CBPR studies focus on gathering and disseminating scientific knowledge about the interrelationships between the physical and social environments and health, and to identify, evaluate, and implement potential interventions all with a distinct emphasis on active collaboration with residents and other stakeholders within the communities being studied.