Sentence examples for immediate partnerships from inspiring English sources

Since traditional media giants own extensive intellectual property of hit shows, films, and often exclusive rights to popular live events – not to mention established distribution channels to tens or hundreds of millions of people – there are immediate partnerships that can be signed to benefit both a startup and the incumbent.

Other literature suggests the importance of lifetime gender-based violence (verbal, physical and/or sexual) among FSWs in relation to STIs and inconsistent condom use with clients and other partners [ 21], suggesting that experiences of violence impact women's HIV risk beyond immediate partnerships.

Aguero, the first player in six years to score twice on his Premier League debut, formed an immediate partnership with David Silva in his 31 minutes on the pitch which produced what Mancini described as the "perfect" start to the Premier League campaign.

He says the company is currently testing a variety of solutions, but has no immediate partnership plans on this front.

Hearst's ownership in these ventures makes strategic sense: they provide market insights relevant to the core businesses, offer immediate partnership opportunities, and would be strategic acquisition targets that evolve the company's position in a changing market.

Originally published by the small independent And Other Stories, the nomination saw sales skyrocket so speedily that an immediate distribution partnership was struck with the larger Faber & Faber for a second print run in order to keep up with demand.

But the judge ordered the defendants to give Mr. Trump immediate access to the partnership's books and records.

Sakis and Panos are also among the couples who intend to make an immediate application for civil partnership as soon as the legislation is adopted.

As an immediate response, UNICEF, in partnership with local authorities, provided vital relief supplies such has hygiene kits, water-purification tablets and blankets.

And Conservative MP Tim Loughton, who has tabled his own amendment calling for the immediate introduction of heterosexual civil partnerships, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "Let's get on with it, rather than let it drag on and on".

16 This is because screening of a population in clusters is more likely to reduce immediate re-infection within sexual partnerships or transmission in local sexual networks than allocation of individuals to intervention and control groups and helps prevent "Why me?" questions that would arise if people in the same neighbourhoods received invitations at different times.