Sentence examples for fair partnership from inspiring English sources

They should be represented collectively in price-setting and to collaborate with companies in fair partnership schemes.

Industrial trade alliance Aegis said: "A fair partnership is only possible if China plays by the rules of free and fair international trade, and honours its WTO obligations.

Thanks to Mr Sarkozy's repeated meddling in business to promote French interests, Germans are under the impression that a fair partnership with the French is not possible, says Jürgen Rohwedder, a spokesman for HDW.Winning over organised labour will be tricky too.

A fair partnership in this communication should overcome traditional references of specialists when they invite to collaborate with GPs [14].

Multidisciplinary collaboration in research should find ways to develop fair partnerships in the highly competitive environment in the universities.

The mural, "Untitled 2012," was commissioned by Vanity Fair in partnership with Cadillac, and expected to be finished on Sunday.

Gabe receives a limited edition print by British artist and 2012 Turner Prize winner Elizabeth Price, made specifically for Frieze in conjunction with the art fair's partnership with Allied Editions, a gallery collective offering affordable art.  .

But by working in a fair and equitable partnership, we can hope to limit future suffering and provide shelter, sustenance and hope to those who will not be so lucky.

There's more than a little desperation in this sudden desire to please, as there is in the fair's new partnerships with profit and nonprofit institutions.

Is it going to reach millions of farmers?" After all, fair trade's partnerships with major coffee companies — like Starbucks and Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, which together imported 84.6 million pounds of fair trade certified coffee in 2011 — are central to keeping fair trade farmers in business.

As a result a fair number of partnerships may not have had any experience with part-time workers or specialists in internal medicine preferring to work part-time.