Sentence examples similar to joint venture associations from inspiring English sources

The government says that new products, like "smart cards" with computer chips, would proliferate if only a private nonbank innovator like American Express could pursue joint ventures with association members.

AKT, in a joint venture with housing association Circle 33, provides the only emergency safe house for young LGBT people in London.

Senior Staff Consultants Harold D. Skripsky, Entertainment and Activities Consultant Mr. Skripsky was the founding director and past president of International Association for the Leisure and Entertainment Industry IALEII) and is the chairman of the board of Leisure and Entertainment Trade Show (LETS), a joint venture by three industry associations which own the Fun Expo.

As of 2010, further education in Greater Manchester is co-ordinated by the Greater Manchester Colleges Group, a joint venture composed of an association of 24 colleges in the region.

This joint venture worked; more growers joined the association and by 1973 there were 500 members who regularly took their grapes to the cave co-operative and were paid by the ton, regardless of the quality.

A subsidiary of the Centene Corporation will take over coverage of 40,000 customers in Milwaukee, Waukesha, Kenosha, Racine and Rock Counties in Wisconsin, while a joint venture of Centene and a Texas association of community clinics will take over coverage of 30,000 customers in Austin and San Antonio.

Those experiences helped at Local Partnerships, where Buxton has just finished a six-month stint as interim chief executive, overseeing the body's transition from a local government association organisation into a joint venture with Partnerships UK.

The joint venture is motivated by a recent policy change at General Motors, which eliminated local dealer associations in 1999 in favor of a more centralized approach but is now reinstating the associations in different form.

The association responded that Decker, Decker was an independent contractor, rather than a partner in a joint venture, and was not entitled to compensation beyond the terms of a contract signed in 1992.

One joint venture was Suiza Foods.

The joint venture is pending regulatory approval.