Sentence examples for enabled partnerships from inspiring English sources

The notion of enabled partnerships is taking hold in Washington.

"We will enable partnerships between local newspapers, radio and television stations to promote a strong and diverse local media industry," it said.

Further on, in the section dealing with culture, media and sport, comes a another pledge that publishers may also toast: We will enable partnerships between local newspapers, radio and television stations to promote a strong and diverse local media industry.

This maximizes core competencies, enables partnerships that enhance your offerings, and combines services in new and interesting ways.

Four commonalities emerged: health holistically defined; individual-, fandly-, and community-centric approaches to care; relationship-based care that enables partnerships and builds patient engagement and activation; and a shift from episodic individual care to continuous group and public health approaches.

Since we launched Pryte we have worked to reimagine the way mobile data works in an app-driven world, by enabling partnerships between app and content providers, and mobile operators.

Pryte, according to the Reuters story that first broke the news, had not officially launched, although it has a fully functioning website, and according to the note the Pryte team had posted on the site confirming the deal, it had already been "enabling partnerships between app and content providers, and mobile operators".

Therefore, opportunities to bring faculty together prove to be invaluable for facilitating the spread of knowledge, enabling partnerships to form, and bridging the gap between biology and mathematics.

Such flexibility will be essential for supporting and encouraging management at larger spatial scales, promoting and enabling partnerships across agencies and organizations, and making logical adjustments to policies, goals, and plans for meeting the challenges posed by climate change.

There appears to be common ground amongst a diversity of South African stakeholders regarding the rights of people with psychosocial disability to full involvement in policy and service reform, and to participation in empathic alliances and enabling partnerships that promote their priorities.

Support was provided by the HLA project Action Researcher (AR) to enable partnership working between community, statutory and voluntary sectors through a Project Steering Group (PSG).