Sentence examples for collaboration with trade from inspiring English sources

Of course you can organise without being an organisation, as many in the wider student movement advocate, but this should not be at the expense of collaboration with trade unions and progressive political parties, both of which have historically given ordinary working-class people political representation and have traditionally been their gateway into politics.

In fact, many VPE programs are accredited by national or provincial professional associations, while the curriculum for the trades is created by the provincial government in close collaboration with trades organizations.

It proved difficult to attract representatives of service suppliers and manufacturers to small focus groups, but in collaboration with two trade associations we held two well attended workshops.

In the realm of photo-book publishing, the by-now commonplace collaboration of museums with trade publishers has produced books honoring such undisputed stalwarts as Ansel Adams and Edward Weston, as well as the much-touted contemporary artist Andreas Gursky.

Akter, the Bangladeshi labor activist, said meaningful safety improvements in the country's factories will require the cooperation and investment of U.S. brands and retailers, as well as their collaboration with workers and trade unions.

It was this unholy trinity of the Social Democratic government, the trade unions and the company owners that gave Sweden its utopian society at the expense of an extensive collaboration and trade with the Nazis during Word War II.

This piece is a continuation of The Huffington Post's collaboration on trade issues with The Dylan Ratigan Show, called Trading Our Future.

He gives various tactical recommendations, including avoiding the assumption of political power, avoiding all collaboration with leftists, and supporting free trade agreements in order to bind the world economy into a more fragile, unified whole.

They are special free trade zones established in collaboration with neighboring Israel to take advantage of the free trade agreements between the United States and Israel.

This piece is the first in a three-part collaboration with The Dylan Ratigan Show focused on trade issues, called Trading Our Future.

Awareness may be increased by similar exhibitions, run by trade organisations, in collaboration with universities providing healthcare courses nationally, or with regional or national specialist interest groups for HCPs.