Sentence examples for considers collaboration from inspiring English sources

A sculptor who teaches at Westchester Community College, Ms. Johnson, 60, considers collaboration the ultimate challenge.

The other is at the Picasso Museum and considers collaborations between two modern art colossi (Feb. 2 to May 1).

In the studied exercises, the exercise leaders generally considered collaboration as something that was "given" and "well-proven," while in reality it was not "given" how organizations should act together during the exercise.

Collaboration is simple when you consider collaboration requires people to work in teams as they achieve agreed upon objectives.

Collaboration is challenging when you consider collaboration requires a work environment that is fundamentally different from the vertical, hierarchical structure most businesses have operated for the last 50-plus years.

In early 1896 he considered collaboration with the Norwegians Henryk Bull and Carsten Borchgrevink in an attempt to reach the South Magnetic Pole.

Unlike his partners, Vandersteen was later not persecuted for his part in publishing the antisemitic drawings, which were considered collaboration with the Nazis.

Wellek and Warren were soon in agreement over several aspects of literature, and by 1940 they had begun considering collaboration on a book.

He had been educated by Jesuits and the papacy considered collaboration with his family as a means to limit the spread of Lutheran and Calvinist doctrines or, from some perspectives, heresies in the northern provinces.

The OCG must consider collaboration between the professionals to be good.

We would consider collaboration with another one or two European Union countries on a similar trial design.