Sentence examples for as collaboration with from inspiring English sources
Discussion of ways of ending or modifying their rule is denounced as collaboration with undiluted evil.
Undoubtedly, where quality is a problem we need to do more to encourage and support recruitment as well as collaboration with well-governed schools.
General Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's leader, attacked the account as "absolutely baseless," and added, "There is no such thing as collaboration with North Korea in the nuclear area".
Alan Cruikshank, IT services manager at East Lothian council, said: "Updata has opened up the scope for future transition to a PSN network as well as collaboration with East Lothian health authorities and other public sector bodies.
That's because no independent polling agency has operated in Iran since 2002, when pollsters were sentenced to nine and a half years in prison for publishing results the regime didn't like, and for cooperating with Gallup and Zogby, which the judiciary regarded as collaboration with an enemy state.
The networks used can be divided into three major categories or types: horizontal and vertical networks as well as collaboration with third parties (Kühne et al. 2010).
TYSHAWN SOREY will program the Stone during August, with concerts by his own band, Oblique, as well as collaborations with others.
His latest album, "Frantic" (Virgin), concentrates on guitar-driven rock and includes songs from Bob Dylan as well as collaborations with Brian Eno, a Roxy founder, and Dave Stewart of Eurythmics.
As well as collaborations with Young Thug, Rich Homie Quan and 2 Chainz, one previously unheard track - Shakin - features the ever-elegant vocals the late R&B pioneer, Aaliyah.
The Essential Chico O'Farrill Selected recordings from the artist, including works from his own albums as well as collaborations with other musicians.
Administered jointly by Booktrust and the Scottish Book Trust, it develops events, festivals and a central website and information service; as well as collaborations with bookshops, libraries and other public institutions.
