Sentence examples for cooperating with partner from inspiring English sources
Targeted humanitarian response In the last few days, UNICEF has been cooperating with partner organizations to conduct a series of assessments at several of the new sites.
The capability of enterprises to form network organizations and cooperate with partners is an important factor for a competitive market position.
They cooperated with partners such as NABU in their efforts to decrease negative impacts on biodiversity and initiated the "Green Fleet Programme" which gave customers the option of leasing green vehicles.
The Amman Center also cooperates with partners on campus and in the region to organize conferences and workshops featuring international scholars and regional experts that focus on a variety of relevant issues.
To reach every student, CAP needs to cooperate with partners from other specialties.
To address the traumatic experience, UNICEF cooperate with partners to organize psychosocial trainings for the teachers, children and parents.
For example, we cooperate with partners to expand quality pre-school education with a focus on Roma children and we facilitate the inclusion of Roma in primary and secondary education.
By cooperating with European partners and contributing some of our technical strengths we serve not only their interests, but our own.
In an interview with the Associated Press published Sunday, Sissi said his government is "fully committed" to cooperating with international partners to fight terrorism in the region.
Many of these companies compete to win through the implementation of an open innovation strategy, cooperating with various partners in a value chain including universities and institutes, and even other enterprises by flexibly opening up to external partnerships and placing increasingly reliance on their collaborations with external resources (Etzkowita 2008; Leydesdorff 2003).
For example, for many men cooperating with female partners around establishing practices to support tobacco reduction in specific locales, such as parenting and domestic spheres, called for some masculine deviance from assuming the 'power' position.
