Sentence examples for decided in collaboration from inspiring English sources
"We have decided in collaboration with the ministry of sports to renew our confidence in Tom Saintfiet, Antoine Follyy, the head of the Togo Football Federation's normalisation committee, said.
Subsequently, The Motherisk Program decided, in collaboration with the OVMA, to determine the seroprevalence of T. gondii antibodies among veterinary staff attending the Annual 2002 OVMA conference.
The first evaluation session (lasting 90 minutes) was conducted by two team members, and during this session the focus and time limits for intervention were decided in collaboration with the adolescent and parents.
UNICEF will use these funds for opening additional two Integrated centers for early childhood development in locations which will be decided in collaboration with state and entity line ministries.
At the individual counselling session primo phase 2 (figure 2), the clinical dietician will decide in collaboration with the participant whether to initiate another weight loss period.
The Engine of Development decides in collaboration how often they meet, but at least six times – before, during and after the three needs assessment steps.
In the event of a resident participant falling in one of the intervention facilities the principal investigator will decide in collaboration with the LTC facility manager whether or not that resident should remain in the study.
Alone or in collaboration.
UNICEF has decided to work in collaboration for children around the globe with Tuba Büyüküstün, one of the most successful young actresses in Turkish cinema.
Earlier this year the firms decided that collaboration would be simpler if they were in the same family.
Whether or not medications are supportive for a particular individual's recovery is best decided by shared collaboration in an ongoing and trusting relationship between a person seeking recovery and well-trained clinicians, with openness on both sides to the observations of loving friends and family and a careful consideration of what has worked and what has not in the past.
