Sentence examples for guidelines to collaborating from inspiring English sources

From working with Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet and Society to develop online safety guidelines, to collaborating with YouTube on the Youth Climate debates, UNICEF finds inventive ways to bring different groups together to benefit young people.

Finally, professional organizations that develop inpatient glycemic guidelines need to collaborate with The Joint Commission to assist in standardizing glycemic definitions across hospitals.

Hence, they may lack the incentive or the proper guidelines to design and maintain buildings to keep out dampness or to collaborate on improving building structures to ensure moisture prevention.

For the STRICTA to remain credible it may be helpful to collaborate with the TIDieR group, and to refer to the other relevant reporting guidelines in the EQUATOR network.

This present study sought to collaborate with older adults to review existing pain self-management materials, devise a set of guidelines, in close adherence to Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network principles (http://sign.ac.uk/methodology/index.html) and guide the development of future pain self-management resources designed for older adults.

In its antitrust guidelines for partnerships among competitors, issued in 2000, the Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission said: "In order to compete in modern markets, competitors sometimes need to collaborate.

They love to collaborate.

"Everyone wanted to collaborate".

They agreed to collaborate.

Nobody is forced to collaborate here.

This may make firms reluctant to collaborate.