Sentence examples for formal partner from inspiring English sources

While he is not a formal partner, he will have the ability to greenlight deals.

Also in the works is a formal partner program, which will open up the platform for others to build on.

Note 3: Alternative control groups: (i) non-eligible women with children (i.e., we drop those women without children in the control group), (ii) non-eligible women in households with no formal partner, (iii) non-eligible women in poor households, and (iv) non-eligible women with two of the three main requirements with children (WCh), poor (P), and with no formal partner (I).

Note 2: Alternative control groups (married women): (i) non-eligible women with children (i.e., we drop those women without children in the control group), (ii) non-eligible women in households with no formal partner, (iii) non-eligible women in poor households, and (iv) non-eligible women with two of the three main requirements with children (WCh), poor (P), and with no formal partner (I).

In recent years, the AFL-CIO has said it's considering branching out and becoming more of a formal partner to progressive groups, including environmental ones.

In Barbados sexually transmitted infections (STIs) including HIV are not notifiable diseases and there is not a formal partner notification (PN) programme.

A skewed square dance shows Mr. O'Connor's affinity for distorting formal partnering, and later Mr. Rogers becomes something of a racehorse sent to pasture in a solo that evokes his fragile, skittering grace.

The piece opens with a long duet for two men (Jérémie Bélingard and Mathias Heymann on Saturday), who strip down to their briefs (the minimal, attractive costumes are by Moritz Junge) before engaging in grappling, erotic combat and the kind of formal partnering maneuvers more usually found in heterosexual pas de deux.

Not stopping there, he has proposed making progressive groups — like the NAACP; the Sierra Club; the National Council of La Raza, a Hispanic civil rights group; and MomsRising, an advocacy group for women's and family issues — either formal partners or affiliates of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

BWF and HHMI, however, will neither run nor directly support the efforts that the partner institutions will put together, The two agencies aim, rather, to inspire and assist in the development of a wide range of new educational opportunities, among their formal partners and among other universities and societies.

To be crystal clear, neither Todd nor NBC have signed up as formal partners with Ask The President.