Sentence examples for continued partnerships from inspiring English sources

2015 will see the Winnipeg native pushing new workings and continued partnerships with the likes of Mad Decent.

As we enter not only a new decade but also potentially a new National Plan of Action for Children, the continued partnerships between the Government of Mozambique, UNICEF and civil society organizations will be key to fulfilling the rights of orphans and vulnerable children.

"We look forward to our continued partnership with them to protect the extraordinary streetscapes of their neighborhood, one of the most renowned in New York City".

"We are committed to a culture of continued partnership working, learning and improvement...so that we can be confident that issues like those raised in this SCR are less likely to arise again".

In a statement Sunday, Garcetti praised De León for his leadership in committing state money toward the property and said he looked forward to "continued partnership".

As Buhari makes his first state visit to Washington, the United States and international community must pledge renewed support and continued partnership with Nigeria to further the country's democratic growth and set the tone across the continent.

In Yemen and the rest of the globe, UNGEI's work is possible through continued partnership and collaboration at global, regional and country levels.

The findings of this study suggest that continued partnership with EMS to promote improved communication would be beneficial to promoting timely door-to-balloon times in a high volume PCI centre [ 8, 28].

The signing of the MoU further strengthens the existing and continued partnership and support from major individual, corporate and foundation donors such as, Gucci, IKEA Foundation, Montblanc, Starwood Hotels & Resorts and many others.

It would perform at the center every other year, continue to tour nationally and internationally, and continue partnerships with other presenters to commission and premiere work.

Stoke says the new funds will be used to support continuing partnerships with with mobile carriers.