Sentence examples for long-established partnership from inspiring English sources

Bolton Wanderers had a long-established partnership with sporting goods firm Reebok, which was formed in the town.

For example, Save the Children's long-established partnership with Johnson & Johnson has saved countless newborns in Uganda and Malawi through the Helping Babies Breathe program, which has trained birth attendants on neonatal resuscitation for newborns.

"In Malaysia, we believe that a long-established partnership comprising the Government, business sector and academia should be extended to include civil society and the public.

The long-established partnership between UNICEF and the global consumer-goods company, Unilever, has in South Africa alone, reached over 75 000 children in 243 schools through health and hygiene education.

In the near future, they could decide to enter the import market themselves, and this could change some long-established import partnerships.

A spokesman for Bank of Ireland said the lender has a "long-established and successful financial services partnership" with the Post Office, dating back over a number of years and serving about 2.4 million customers.

The best, most thought-provoking passage of all is a series of interviews with members of Building Design Partnership [BDP], long-established modernist architects who once called themselves socialists and were among his heroes.

They have long-established arrangements for loans, exchanges and partnerships, which will be able to continue when Scotland becomes independent".

The gallery's non-traditional partnerships, which blur long-established art world norms that keep market-driven galleries and museum businesses separate at least on the surface have also allowed public life in Detroit to benefit in other ways, too.

This venture is in partnership with Tilney BestInvest, a long-established financial planning firm.

Consider, for instance, the recent announcement of UBS, the global Swiss financial powerhouse, that it will make a $10 million, five-year commitment to what it calls " Next Gen leaders", a partnership with a well-respected and long-established New York-based non-profit to help "underserved and underrepresented public high school students to and through college".