Sentence examples for collaboration on matters from inspiring English sources
The authors would like to acknowledge with thanks the Empa and DECHEMA meetings (Switzerland) and the course at EUROTOX2016 (Seville, Spain) supported by UL Environment that allowed for and fostered this collaboration on matters of Green Toxicology.
Medical facilities with registered dental clinics demonstrated a significantly more proactive attitude to routine collaboration on dental matters than facilities lacking such clinics.
Professional relationships refer to nurse-to-nurse interactions and exchanges between nurses and other members of the multidisciplinary team that are essential for effective collaboration on patient-related matters [ 7].
When the stage director Doug Fitch and the filmmaker Edouard Getaz speak about their collaborations, they inevitably touch on matters of scale — ways of making tiny objects seem huge, and sometimes the opposite.
A new Big Boi LP for one thing, and an almost collaboration on this Frank Ocean remix of "Pink Matter".
In those meetings, representatives from CSE including the unnamed employee ran workshops on matters such as "collaboration between the Government and the Private Sector," which provided "technical advice and assistance provided by the Government to the Private Sector".
With the first FINHYST study in 1996 we identified matters needing improvement, after which practices were changed, training was increased and collaboration on a national level was implemented.
That ironic shift, for Spielberg, is a matter of passionate empathetic devotion; it could as easily reveal the absurdities and paradoxes of the system, which is why the Coen brothers' collaboration on the script makes surprising sense.
A proposal for pharmaceutical industry collaboration on cancer drug research took a small step forward yesterday when industry executives agreed to establish a larger task force to study the idea, executives involved in the matter said yesterday.
A collaboration on a series of hit musical comedies followed.
