Sentence examples for collaborating publicly from inspiring English sources

I get some the best artists in town all collaborating publicly.

They felt especially encouraged in their conclusions by the fact that Molière and Corneille once collaborated publicly on "Psyché," a "comédie-ballet" composed in 1671.

Venezuela is not Ukraine, where opposition leaders could be seen publicly collaborating with US officials in their efforts to topple the government, and pay no obvious price for it.

Venezuela is not Ukraine, where opposition leaders could be seen publicly collaborating with U.S. officials in their efforts to topple the government, and pay no obvious price for it.

For now, the two companies are only committing publicly to collaborating on an electric vehicle for the school bus market.

(Mr. Anaya was himself publicly accused of collaborating with the Arellanos by two of the traffickers' former associates. He denied the claims and was never charged, but was forced to resign in late 1997).

Each year the committee summarizes its results in reports sent to the collaborating centers and made available publicly.

Activists' tactics have changed, too: labor-rights groups today are more likely to collaborate with retailers rather than publicly denounce them.

Finally, the artist can even make their track publicly remixable to collaborate with the whole world.

In 2010, Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast collaborated with the University of Texas Medical Branch, a publicly funded hospital, on a miscarriage study that involved fetal tissue. .

These challenges are offset by opportunities for the Vancouver Island Health Authority (VIHA) to collaborate with four publicly funded post-secondary institutions in planning and implementing responses to existing and emerging health care workforce needs.