Sentence examples for bring partners from inspiring English sources

Only the BBC can bring partners together to attempt something this ambitious.

It is fantastic that as a police commissioner I have been able to lead from the front and bring partners together to bring about change.

You do need resources and effort to bring partners together, and there may be some reticence or a feeling that one organisation is trying to take over another.

At HMRC, senior staff are barred from accepting invitations to the opera or sporting events, may not bring partners to receptions and can only accept a meal if it is not lavish.

As a vehicle that can bring partners together around a set of shared aspirations and share in savings from improved efficiency and effective prevention, community budgets are rapidly progressing from paper to proven.

But the service was hampered by a need to bring partners in one by one, leading to some major hold-outs: most notably Walmart, which is already waging a war against credit card firms over merchant fees and reportedly views Apple Pay as merely perpetuating an expensive system.

It has allowed the MoH to provide transparent information on financing needs around the HSSS; it continues to help the MoH negotiate with the Ministry of Finance and bring partner support behind the HSSS.

They had a remarkably open marriage in which each brought partners home to sleep in separate bedrooms.

And likewise, George IV said that the race team has brought partners over to the Yankees.

But Sun has a plan to avoid that slippery slope by bringing partners along for the ride.

Clusters can increase competitiveness and drive innovation by their geographic concentration when bringing partners together and providing opportunities to share expertise and network (Porter, 2000; Singh and Evans, 2009).