Sentence examples for has formed a network from inspiring English sources

To this end, she has formed a network of charters that, with strict discipline and unrelenting emphasis on high test scores, have posted impressive results.

The United States Embassy in Paris has formed a network of partnerships with local governments, advocacy groups, entrepreneurs, students and cultural leaders in the troubled immigrant enclaves outside France's major cities.

In order to rapidly increase the number of subscribers, O'Callaghan has formed a network of partnerships.

And once those standards have been set, and the industry has formed a network around them, new collaborative possibilities can happen.

This position has been addressed in the last 4 years by the creation of a European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST) Action on Farm Animal Proteomics (FAP) www.cost-faproteomics.org, which has formed a network demonstrating the fundamental role that proteomics can and will have in farm animal and food research.

Writers, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they feared retribution by other members, said last week that at least 50 prominent writers have formed a network of dissent.

The Paris, Frankfurt, Brussels and Amsterdam markets have formed a network, called Euro.NM, which has attracted a total of 95 listings since the beginning of last year.

"There have been 40 to 50 compensation cases brought in the past, and the lawyers involved have formed a network, sharing notes and ideas to break down the government's arguments.

Since the Salvarcar massacre, hundreds of young people have formed a network that is rapidly expanding and gaining political clout as it seeks to create social programs for young adults.

But Mr. Rizvi and others like him have formed a network of investors, including prominent mutual fund companies like Fidelity, T. Rowe Price and BlackRock, that sometimes have even deeper pockets and a willingness to buy smaller pieces and assume no management control.

So I have formed a network of 13 women who were successful businesswomen like me, and we formed a not-for-profit called the Commonwealth Institute.