Sentence examples for government collaborating from inspiring English sources
Rafael Jakoel and his brother-in-law went to Tirana to meet the interior minister, Xhafer Deva, of what seemingly was a fascist government collaborating with the Nazis.
The MP then cited comments by the prince this month, which appeared to signal support for Britain remaining in the EU, as further evidence of the government "collaborating" with the royal family.
Many of his biggest achievements, not coincidentally, came by working outside of government — collaborating with the private sector to assure the creation of landmarks such as Staples Center and Walt Disney Concert Hall.
There are lots of examples of business and government collaborating for development.
Through investments in education and health care, Japan simultaneously enhanced living standards and labor productivity — the government collaborating with the market.
After graduating from Yale and Harvard Business School, I went on to hold multiple roles simultaneously: at CBS handling TV & Radio Station websites & mobile properties; with the Beijing government collaborating with the Vice Mayor of Beijing; and producing feature films and documentaries highlighting social issues that needed more global awareness.
" For fifty years, debates about French anti-Semitism mainly revolved around France's record during the Second World War, when the Vichy government collaborated with the Germans.
In the 1980s, the Norwegian government collaborated with American diving firms to investigate how they could lay pipelines at great depths to get the North Sea oil ashore.
It concluded that from 1946-48, researchers funded by the American government collaborated with their Guatemalan counterparts to infect over 1,300 Guatemalan prisoners, mental patients and sex workers with sexually transmitted diseases, both by having the subjects sleep with infected prostitutes and by direct injection.
The Haitian government collaborated with radio stations to advertise the hotline, and a few days after the disaster, anyone in Port-au-Prince could send an SMS to a toll-free number, 4636, to request help.
In May 2005, the local government collaborated with the Japanese Embassy to organise Japan Cultural Week, an exposition held in the Art Center featuring bonsai, origami, kimonos, martial arts, anime and other manifestations of the Japanese culture.
