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UN agencies decided to collaborate further to maximize their efficiency and impact.

Pennebaker and Salvin also are talking about collaborating further to help Bishop Graphics sell related equipment to circuit board manufacturers, such as a machine that drills holes in the boards at the direction of the Macintosh.

KUALA LUMPUR, 15 December 2010 – Deputy Minister of Women, Family and Community Development, Senator Heng Seai Kie, announced today the Ministry will collaborate further with UNICEF to map out the full extent of child abuse in Malaysia.

Ministry to collaborate with UNICEF to map out child abuse KUALA LUMPUR, 15 December 2010 – Deputy Minister of Women, Family and Community Development, Senator Heng Seai Kie, announced today the Ministry will collaborate further with UNICEF to map out the full extent of child abuse in Malaysia.

"But what other vehicle could we use to communicate a serious message that keeps you engaged for 30 minutes?" PETA has plans to collaborate further with the traditional games industry, and hopes to influence studios to think twice about how they're depicting the suffering of animals.

It would be desirable for manufacturers of US equipment, transducer covers, US gel and cleaning/disinfection consumables/equipment to collaborate further with US practitioners and patient representatives to improve standards.

The partnership was a huge success – the performance appeared on the Hallé's CD label – and seems to have persuaded the two to collaborate further.

Traded parties engage in a repeated game and usually resort to damage compensation claims, refusal to collaborate further, or an immediate exit when facing potential betrayal.

Following that rejection, Altieri declined to collaborate further on publishing with Cánovas.

While issues of washability have provided formidable challenges for van Dongen, she sees them as means to collaborate further with industries outside her own.

UNICEF and its sister UN agencies will collaborate further on the UN quality education initiative in 2011 by supporting the Ministry of Education to develop and pilot a Learning Achievement Tool to assess literacy and numeracy skills at grade 3, another key challenge that was discussed during the Education Review Meeting.