Sentence examples for directing collaboration from inspiring English sources

It was the fourth directing collaboration for the couple, who met in 1995 and married in 2013.

In theory, directed collaboration among the multiple agencies responsible will bring different perspectives, definitions, and potential solutions to the surface, and will allow for a critical and iterative approach toward measurement of performance toward the policy goal.

Robert Kirsch, who works in Peckham's lab, is directing the collaboration with Donoghue.

The State Department's human rights report on Colombia this year said there was "silent support and direct collaboration" by some members of the armed forces with the paramilitary groups.

Perhaps "a closer, more direct collaboration with Italian archaeologists would have been more useful than to return objects over time," Ms. Rizzo said.

This more direct collaboration was an experience Morricone, who has worked with his fair share of directors and their different demands, describes as "perfect... because he gave me no cues, no guidelines.

It is no accident that Balanchine and Stravinsky were associated for 45 years: in direct collaboration through the four scores that Stravinsky wrote for Balanchine and more loosely through the existing Stravinsky scores that Balanchine used for many ballets.

Afghan intelligence officials pinned responsibility on a component of the Taliban based in Pakistan's tribal areas, the Haqqani Network, acting "at the instruction and in direct collaboration with" Pakistan's intelligence agency.

A new-for-2012 model, the Wrangler Call of Duty special edition, was created in a direct collaboration between the manufacturer and the aftermarket supplier, using an array of A.E.V. parts as standard items.

11.17am BST Denmark suspends aid to Egypt The Danish aid development minister has told the Berlingske newspaper that the government will be suspending aid worth $5.3m: "Denmark has two projects in direct collaboration with the Egyptian government and public institutions, and they are now going to be suspended," Christian Friis Bach said.

Even before Human Rights Watch released the report, Hezbollah began an orchestrated campaign to discredit the group and the report, with scathing, often personal, criticism of some of the researchers, saying they were operating "in direct collaboration with the enemy," and were "equating the victims with the aggressors".