Sentence examples for get the collaboration from inspiring English sources
But it's a challenge, when you have three agencies, one of which is an 800-pound gorilla, to get the collaboration right.
They got the collaboration ball rolling with a 2012 study for CSIS, "The US-Japan Alliance: Anchoring Stability in Asia".
"Here, people actively participate in idea development, self-select the ones that will get invested in the most and get the most collaboration on".
It doesn't get the serendipitous collaboration across company silos that many other businesses enjoy.
It can be tricky – especially in the arts – but there are some rules of engagement that should be considered when looking to get the most out a collaboration of this kind.
There might be a clip from YouTube, the video-sharing Web site, of an evening news report on the crowd lining up to get the latest Stash-Nike collaboration from a boutique in San Francisco or of local teenage skaters showing off in free Hundreds T's.
"But you do get the equivalent in good will, collaboration and the ability to send students to China".
People who are trained in systems biology are just used to the idea of collaboration to get the job done--to answer the questions".
And Rapha has recently got into the collaboration game, working with noted cycling aficionado Paul Smith, as well as the talented up-and-comer Christopher Raeburn, whose brother Graeme happens to be a product designer for the brand.
I won't dwell too negatively on this year's Electric Proms as I get the impression that the less imaginative collaborations got the most airtime: I saw plenty of Oasis Vs the Crouch End Festival Chorus but little of Coldcut Vs the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.
