Sentence examples for managed in partnership from inspiring English sources

The Australian investment manager's Irish Infrastructure Fund is managed in partnership with Irish Life, and has been backed by the state's Ireland Strategic Investment Fund ISIFF) and other Irish investors.

This is a council park, managed in partnership with Projekts MCR, but its location right in the city centre is quite unusual – when it opened back in 2004 it was Manchester's first city centre skatepark.

With the stations goes 3m square feet (or about six Gherkins) of commercial development, spread across the capital and managed in partnership with property developers, which are mostly in the gridded style of rectangular windows and straight pillars and lintels currently favoured by the more respectable end of the business.

Alibaba said that the capital would be managed in partnership with local investment firms.

Facebook announced the 2018 opening of NG_Hub, a Lagos based tech space managed in partnership with CcHub Nigeria.

The area is managed in partnership with the Department of Commerce, the Department of the Interior, and the State of Hawaii.

The latter store was successful, especially after the price ceiling was raised to 10 cents, and in the next decade Woolworth opened some 21 more stores in towns in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Delaware, and Connecticut, the majority of which were financed and managed in partnerships.

General practice in the UK is largely managed in partnerships of GPs with a few working single-handedly [ 5].

He has recently shared producer credits on another four movies, including "Super 8" and "Cowboys & Aliens," while shouldering corporate responsibility for others, like "The Help" and "I Am Number Four," which come from DreamWorks, a company he owns and manages in partnership with Stacey Snider.

Despite this, little is known about how injecting practice, including equipment use, is managed in these partnerships.

Therefore, supporting consumers to manage their care in partnership with providers, combined with the removal of funding anomalies is necessary to achieve optimal care in chronic disease management and a health service mix across the system more consistent with allocative efficiency objectives.