Sentence examples for important to collaborate from inspiring English sources
Claydon said it was important to collaborate heavily with different regions in the states to make sure it was understood exactly what they needed to recover and what their strengths were.
Estimating that current car-focussed transport systems cause congestion, air pollution, traffic accidents and climate change impact equivalent to 5-105-10%GDPbal GDP, they said it was important to collaborate and invest substantially in low-carbon transport.
As women in a society where equal pay is miles away and a mere 4.2% of Fortune 500 CEOs are female, it is important to collaborate with those we come into contact with, rather than trying to compare ourselves to them at their (or our own) expense.
It could be the engineer leading the project or the clinician, but either way it's important to collaborate and get off on the right foot".
That was where Parley became hugely important to collaborate with on this project.
It is really important to collaborate, especially in this day and age.
Firms that use them say they have made it easier for staff to find important information and to collaborate with their fellow workers.Your colleague is your friendBajaj Finance, an Indian consumer-lending firm that has been using Chatter, Salesforce.com's social-networking system, for over a year, says it has led to much smoother communication between its sales staff and underwriters.
It is strategically important for us to collaborate with UNICEF which has good experience and wider expertise with strong capacity to implement this training in all over the country.
But there is an important corollary benefit: when an arts organization has success with a high visibility project, more important artists are willing to collaborate on future projects.
EP: Don't do it alone: it's especially important for young people to collaborate with each other and for organisations to provide them with the support that they will need.
It is increasingly important for government agencies to collaborate across jurisdictional and functional boundaries.
