Sentence examples for develop a collaborative relationship from inspiring English sources

In general, it would be beneficial for the UWA to continue to develop a collaborative relationship with law enforcement agencies within and outside the country.

9 11 In 1980, the Mozambican government began efforts to develop a collaborative relationship with indigenous political leaders, healers and spirit mediums concerning health issues.

ICU caregivers should specifically seek to develop a collaborative relationship with ICU patient family members, based on a rich and free exchange of information and aimed both at helping family members to cope with their distress and at providing them with the opportunity to speak for the patient if necessary.

The Met has developed a collaborative relationship with the country and is now exhibiting 10 sculptural works by the contemporary Cambodian artist Sopheap Pich.

While living in England from 1957 to 1960, Silver worked for a market research firm and, while there, developed a collaborative relationship with Robert McKenzie, a political sociology professor at The London School of Economics.

Or writers like Robert Nelson Jacobs, who has developed a collaborative relationship with the director Lasse Hallstrom -- he also wrote "The Shipping News," a Hallstrom film scheduled for release by Miramax later this month.

By expressing empathy, practitioners adopt a client-centred approach aimed at understanding a client's experience and developing a collaborative relationship.

Feelings of competence may be supported by exploring the client's own ideas and resources, and a sense of relatedness developed through a collaborative relationship with the practitioner that is client-centred and avoids the role of the expert telling the client what they need to do.

BAMC developed a collaborative research relationship with Fort Sill Oklahomaa) to support a methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) colonization study supported through AFHSC-GEIS and an Infectious Disease Clinical Research Program-sponsored project of chlorhexidine-impregnated cloths to prevent skin and soft tissue infections in U.S. Marine officer candidates.

This perspective integrated a multilevel and dynamic conception of the ecological environment with the principle of developing a collaborative and empowering relationship between professionals and local community members [ 48].

The ideal situation would be where voluntary practitioner disclosure was the order of the day and a collaborative relationship developed between practitioners and ethical review committees.