Sentence examples for increase collaboration between from inspiring English sources

But the party wants to increase collaboration between independent academies so that they share experiences.

Fire chiefs with no experience of fighting crime could head police forces in a drive to increase collaboration between emergency services.

The report calls on Rotherham to do more to protect children in care and the most vulnerable, to increase collaboration between police and child services and enhance long-term therapeutic support for victims.

"We have to find ways and incentives to strengthen the human resource base, increase collaboration between companies and research institutions and last but not least, facilitate networking" among small and midsize businesses, he added.

Labour has accused David Cameron of being willing to put "large chunks of the NHS up for sale" before a speech on Monday in which the prime minister will outline plans to increase collaboration between the health service and the life sciences industry.

This fall, when he tried to revise the school charter to cut the number of students in each grade and increase collaboration between the elementary and secondary charter schools, he angered union leaders who thought he had overstepped his authority, the individuals said.

Lord Dearing's report in 1997 urged increased collaboration between universities and industry, and successive governments have created policy to incentivise this.

In a sign of increasing collaboration between journalism groups, NBC on Tuesday will announce a series of partnerships between its television stations and nonprofit news organizations.

Alfredo Mantovano, the Italian Interior Ministry under secretary, said that Thursday's attacks were most likely retaliation for increased collaboration between the Swiss and Italian authorities that led to the arrests of three anarchists this year.

Apple's worrisome financial report came just days before Apple announced the departure of Scott Forstall, the head of its mobile software development, in a move that it said was aimed at increasing collaboration between departments at the company.

"There is a great need for increasing collaboration between universities and businesses," says Diamond. "This is good for student employability, good for businesses – as students are then ready to understand and work in industry – and it is good for ideas and research".