Sentence examples for collaboration with foreign from inspiring English sources

A resistance group in Falluja said the kidnap suggests collaboration with foreign forces.

Many state universities now have specialised and sometimes fee-paying faculties, often in collaboration with foreign institutions; but even so the number of private colleges has risen rapidly.

This ruling elite used its domination of the state and land to accumulate wealth in close collaboration with foreign (mainly South African) investors.

The announcement comes after Egypt's prosecutors last week referred ousted Morsi to a third trial, on charges of organising prison breaks during the 2011 uprising and abducting policemen in collaboration with foreign militants.

They have strong collaboration with foreign stakeholders.

These HWs are supported by community-based organizations in collaboration with foreign non-governmental organizations.

CAT also maintains active collaborations with foreign institutions in France, England, the United States, Germany, and Japan.

The definition did not include collaborations with foreign scientists for which there was no significant foreign population component.

The NIEHS has contributed in other ways to the study of global environmental health, including support for intramural researchers involved in collaborations with foreign countries, training of foreign scientists, and support for scientific conferences and meetings to build capacity in other countries (Suk 2008).

Auditors may benefit from occasional collaborations with foreign partners such as the WHO, the United States Food and Drug Administration, and Health Canada, among others, thus increasing the validity, reliability, and thoroughness of audits and providing a means for external monitoring and evaluation of the audit process.

A textbook called "Environmental and Sustainable Development" must have been spawned from some collaboration with a foreign N.G.O.