Sentence examples for long-term collaborative from inspiring English sources
Jones said: "The renaissance is down to years of hard work, hard won investment and long-term collaborative partnership between industry and government.
Many American and European universities have established overseas campuses or long-term exchange relationships, but these are typically directed towards undergraduate education rather than long-term collaborative research.
Leo Ringer, the head of financial and fiscal policy at the CBI, said: "Businesses want long-term collaborative relationships with their banks, so moves by RBS to focus on putting customers front and centre are welcome".
Under the last government, health authorities were already moving towards more long-term collaborative arrangements with providers, so any change is likely to be cosmetic.The government has also become noticeably quiet on its commitment to end GP fundholding, the system which gave about 60% of family doctors their own budgets.
"We certainly hope to see more examples of such long-term collaborative activities".
Such monitoring should feed into a long-term collaborative learning process between multiple actors at various levels.
The NIMH Collaborative Multisite Multimodal Treatment Study of Children With Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)—"the MTA is a long-term multisite collaborative study in which children with ADHD were randomly assigned to either medication management, behavioral treatment, the combination, or community-comparison assessment and referral.
Closing the gap in Aboriginal disadvantage in Australia and beyond, will require significant long-term and collaborative effort in health research.
It has been made possible by the long-term and collaborative nature of the DIAHLS project, which supports the co-production of knowledge about the inner workings of the Mitchell's Plain health system.
Thus, collaboration includes working around barriers and using facilitators for long-term establishment of collaborative practice.
We argue that despite indisputable long-term benefits of collaborative policy work it includes risks of paternalism, accountability deficit and exclusiveness.
