Sentence examples for calls for collaboration from inspiring English sources
Bob Ayling, chief executive of British Airways, accused Eurocontrol of a Soviet-style attitude, with its calls for collaboration in "strategic planning of demand".In theory the current mess should never have started.
Rumours immediately circulated that he had been killed on orders from the U.S. CIA, although some pointed to radical Islamists incensed by his calls for collaboration with existing Arab governments and reconciliation between Sunnis and Shiʿites.
Underlying all aspects of its resilience strategy is the mantra of "co-creation", a bottom-up meets top-down approach that calls for collaboration between citizens and the municipality.
Blunkett calls for collaboration between schools to be mandated, for councils to take a greater role on careers advice and on overseeing (independent) FE colleges, and most absurdly of all, to ensure that governing bodies are properly accessing and utilising specific datasets to oversee their schools.
The manifesto does not give much hint to why calls for collaboration have become commonplace, but such calls for collaboration seem to be taken as expressions of a genuine need.
Moreover, guidance associated with training calls for collaboration between teachers, students and employers, which facilitates subsequent professional development.
Russia's own intelligentsia and creative professionals were meant to see the state's interest as a "call for collaboration — come work for us".
FAO and the Holy See are calling for collaboration between all partners to work together in order to end human rights abuses along the entire fisheries value chain.
He views the MPs' call for collaboration between the public service broadcaster and commercial press owners as something of a breakthrough moment.
