Sentence examples for lies collaboration from inspiring English sources
At the heart of the work I produce for Probe lies collaboration and the use of dance, text and song to communicate or tell a story.
There is nothing to be gained from setting charity against business: the future lies in collaboration between the sectors, not opposition.
"The usefulness of Peak Drive over other secure cloud services lies in collaboration," he adds.
The argument is that while BAS science has yielded the discovery of the ozone hole and other important findings on the glaciers and biology of the Antarctic Peninsular, the future lies in collaboration.
The emphasis lies on collaboration with a care manager, team effort and stepped care.
Certain of an ultimate German victory, he became convinced that France's best course lay in collaboration with Germany in order to assure France a strong role in the future.
And somehow, in the middle of these new models of collaboration, lies Kickstarter itself, a for-profit company that may well make a nice return for its own investors and founders.
CLG members feel the answer lies in greater collaboration between governments and business to ensure we get pro-green, pro-business policies that drive forward the innovation we need.
This is not to deny that our market economies are defined by competition – the City of London is a major financial centre competing with Paris's – but the future of our urban systems lies in the collaboration needed to adapt to the 21st century's challenges.
We found that the key to successful collaborations lies in the way the two partners share leadership.
