PIH/ZL has a strong commitment to the true meaning of partnership and so builds its facilities as public facilities, working in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health.
There will also be an area in the shopping feature dedicated to "deals" — meaning potential partnerships with firms like Groupon, too. .
Nespresso is an example of how neither Nestlé, Nespresso nor the European parliament understand the true meaning of trading "partnership".
Linklaters, Mr. Cann said, insisted on a joint integrated partnership, meaning "we brand together, we bill together, we work together".
"The plain meaning of the partnership agreement provides for mandatory annual tax distributions equal to allocations of taxable income," the judge said, adding that Vivendi's 93percentt control of the partnership was subject to certain "consent and veto rights" of the minority partners.
This week, reading about what happened to a headteacher who was trying to address homophobic bullying, made me wonder whether it's time to discuss the meaning of parent partnership with those who are only too aware of their rights, and not the least bit concerned about being courteous, reasonable and realistic.
A few other tidbits: BlueYard Capital will be an "equal partnership," meaning that if and when the firm expands, all partners will have "equal economics in the funds they are involved in".
Most Wall Street firms were relatively small partnerships, meaning that any penalties essentially came out of the pockets of the people who ran them.
A manager of LA Adult Social Care Services identified internal consistency in how IPW was described within her organisation, but, in contrast to the above PCT manager quoted, made reference to "partnership" as meaning strategic working and "joint working "as meaning service delivery: 'There is more than one term used pending the circumstances.
All of that's being accomplished on a relatively small number of printers, meaning that an Adidas partnership isn't the end-all, be-all of Carbon's push.
