Sentence examples for collaboration talks from inspiring English sources

One factor driving the collaboration talks is the poor physical state of Kings County, a hulking, crumbling hospital and one of the few in the city that still houses patients in open wards.

Robert Breault, founder and chair of Breault Research Organization in Tucson, has just returned from his 10th trip to Ottawa, where he participated in collaboration talks with Canadian and Mexican officials.

Conversations erupted between and after performances, with several people approaching Ms. Ehrenreich about possible future collaboration, talking to Ms. Devestern about her new song or chatting with the monologuists about their work.

Cattrall, too, praises the director's spirit of collaboration, talking of how Elliott made her actors comfortable from the very first day of rehearsal.

Positive choices centred on collaboration, talking rather than combat, net you Paragon points; while reactionary alternatives, like punching the person opposite you in their big dumb face, get you a load of Renegade points.

Thus began phase 2 of this collaboration: talking with all stakeholder groups (i.e., students, parents, and school staff) about potential recess interventions that would address the aforementioned problem definitions student negative relationships with peers and recess aides, as well as more open participation and decision-making structures.

All was good until the alleged "breaking point" in the relationship came when Harris shot down talk of a collaboration while talking with Ryan Seacrest about the single. .

But it also offers two important features that businesses need in a blog, whether it is for internal collaboration or talking to customers - permalinks and trackbacks.

By informal sense making of the opportunities of the research, the members of the collaboration started talking about how to facilitate the research, which led to making (verbal) agreements, which could lead to new questions about the nature of the research, for which further sense making was required.

But this year, the man known as Norman Cook brought the nightclub to the most unlikely place: an off-Broadway musical, one created in collaboration with Talking Heads frontman David Byrne.

"He was fierce about the people he wanted in the room and the importance of collaboration, of talking it out, of fighting it out in the room," McCraney said.