Sentence examples for interests of collaborating from inspiring English sources

Nye, a Democratic wonk and the dean of the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, champions the cause of "à la carte multilateralists," who mostly (but not always) favor cooperative ventures that balance the interests of collaborating nations -- the types who reside mainly at the State Department.

And he also disclosed his interest in the possibility of collaborating with Lady Gaga and Janelle Monae.

However, despite the remarkable growth in interest in the role of collaborating structures in a range of industries, there is a paucity of empirical research to support this view.

[MPC3] "I would like to make some agreements but I don't expect back-up from my colleagues… they do as they want and no one else is to interfere with that… a lack of interest, really, in the importance of collaborating with the municipality".

Similarly corporations and NGOPs are becoming pillars of society and we all need new ways of collaborating on shared interests.

That is the real beauty of collaborating.

He accused the Chechens of collaborating.

In their opinion, restrictive application of inclusion criteria was not in the financial interests of the collaborating institutions: There is a negative spiral nobody in health care can ignore.

It will also include approaches, such as nonprofit groups that are not unions organizing low wage workers, and coalitions of interest groups collaborating to achieve collective bargaining through ballot measures on items such as increasing the minimum wage and health care coverage.

All these events have created great knowledge about the effects within the Swedish power industry and an interest to collaborate with scientists in order to understand the solar causes of GICs and herewith possibly forecast the effects of GICs.

The aim is to attract other artists interested in collaborating or producers capable of turning the itch into an actual scratch.