Sentence examples for encouraged collaborations from inspiring English sources

A federal deportation program, Secure Communities, encouraged collaborations between local police and Immigration and Customs Enforcement on an unprecedented scale until President Obama called for it to be dismantled, in November; the program was responsible for the majority of his Administration's 2.3 million deportations.

However, this is not new EU funding programs have long encouraged collaborations between research institutions and industry.

As a non-governmental and non-political organization, SCBA has encouraged collaborations with and among scientists in mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Singapore.

Diaghilev's groundbreaking company encouraged collaboration between the arts.

It encouraged collaboration, feedback and support for small budget or solo developers working throughout the country.

The AM identified medical concerns sooner and encouraged collaboration with community resources.

This has encouraged collaboration between individual research groups and led to the formation of consortia to pool the results of GWASs using meta-analysis techniques.

The Wellcome Trust Case Control Consortium/Australo-Anglo-American studyyloarthastis Consortium study has encouraged collaboration by making all genotype data in cases and controls publicly available to bona fide researchers [ 10], an unprecedented gesture in AS research.

Two others are to improve education and work force training, and to encourage collaborations between the public and private sectors.

To encourage collaborations, Bats are allowed to rehearse their own projects at the theater when space is available.

"It encourages collaborations to be more innovative".