Sentence examples for its development partners from inspiring English sources

Under the agreement, the bank and its development partners — developing country governments and U.N. agencies — will be able to access Google Map Maker's global mapping platform, allowing the collection, viewing, search and free access to data of geoinformation in over 150 countries and 60 languages.

UNICEF and its development partners have already developed clear programming principles based on the importance of placing young people and their concerns at the centre of the battle against HIV/AIDS – beginning with the needs of the most disadvantaged and vulnerable.

However Intel wouldn't release that information to the public, but rather tell its development partners about it, in order to give them a chip to work with.

But the building's owner, the nonprofit Boys and Girls Club of Harlem, and its development partners have said it is financially feasible only to demolish the building and build a new one.

Against this background, the Ministry of Health of Kenya in cooperation with its development partners conducted a comprehensive costing exercise and subsequently developed the Kenya Health Sector Costing Model in order to fill this data gap.

Given these returns, the World Bank and its development partners have continued to support a variety of trade facilitation projects in developing countries.

It said in the long term it would work with its development partner Hammerson to include the site - which is next to the Quadrant Shopping Centre and opposite St Mary's Church - in its city centre retail strategy.

And that is where it will remain for now, while the city and its development partner try to adapt their plans to community needs, develop some cost estimates and seek out investment capital for the project, said Michael Posillico, managing partner of Glen Isle.

The New York Times Company said yesterday that it would delay construction of a new headquarters on Eighth Avenue until its development partner obtains financing for the 52-story project.

The tower is jointly owned by The Times and Forest City Ratner, its development partner.

The Times Company owns 58percentt, and its development partner, the Forest City Ratner Companies, owns the rest.