Employees are in fact eager for such collaboration.
To distract attention from the mistakes and consequences of the war, the administration — with eager news media collaboration — elevated Petraeus to the status of cult figure.
Point Green organizers Moth Dust and Jesse Stein are also eager for creative collaboration.
Born in 1979, she started out as a prodigy of rare clarity and virtuosity and has developed into a daring, mature artist eager for new collaborations and repertory.
But design has gained its current popularity by aping the devices of its sociable cousin, couture: guru stars, a rolling fashion cycle, collaboration with eager media.
Environmentalists are eager to see more collaboration between large, public wastewater utilities and private sector or other companies that can help them curb methane emissions, while generating renewable, and low emissions energy.
He says it took 8 months of "tortuous negotiations" with the Iranian bureaucracy to arrange a visit for his hosts, who were eager to discuss possible collaboration with their U.S. counterparts in fields such as renewable energy, environmental cleanup, earthquake hazard mitigation, agriculture, education, and health.
Through early collaboration, these eager minds gain exposure to unique perspectives and expertise that can broaden their respective skill sets for problem solving.
And since Los Angeles is an American Airlines hub, I feel the same way about the American/USAir merger as I did when I learned they were teaming up Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles, or Ted Nugent and the guy from Night Ranger: I was not impressed with their individual bodies of work and am not eager to experience their collaborations.
She is also sharing her fish with five other laboratories doing their own screenings, she said, and exploring possible large-scale collaboration with others eager to adopt her retroviral technology.
