Sentence examples for collaborating more closely with from inspiring English sources
He points to the NHS, finally collaborating more closely with local social services, after a lot of NAO work on how local primary care systems interact.
A competitive media environment could constrain or coerce India's leaders, preventing them from collaborating more closely with the United States, on the one hand, or forcing India to respond to Pakistani provocations on the other.
"I am very excited about the possibility of collaborating more closely with IRRI," says CIMMYT's director general, geneticist Masa Iwanaga, who has run the center since July 2002.
Apple's hardware design chief is now collaborating more closely with software and interface design staff, according to a new report from the Wall Street Journal.
The IIPC did not respond when I asked by email why it was not collaborating more closely with the news archival community and what it saw as the unique benefits of its effort over existing initiatives.
That appears to coincide with news that the startup has launched a presence in San Francisco to better serve its American user base as well as "collaborating more closely with US tech companies interested in using its API".
Finally, in a series of interrelated findings, 60% say they will aggressively pursue closer collaboration with their own suppliers; 57% will collaborate more closely with partners/distributors; 55% will pursue closer collaboration with customers.
The minister, Pierre Lellouche, a close ally of President Nicolas Sarkozy, also said Paris hoped to collaborate more closely with London on nuclear weapons, which he said would offer financial savings for both.
Mr Balls said this month that it was in Britain's national interest to collaborate more closely with the EU and that Brussels should have more powers to deal with issues such as climate change.
