Sentence examples for multidimensional partnership from inspiring English sources

7. Multidimensional partnership A combination of the above types      Email this article.

7. Multidimensional partnership A combination of the above types   UNICEF derives its income entirely from voluntary contributions from governments, the private sector, non-governmental organizations and inter-organizational partnerships.

The PHIT Partnership designed a multidimensional and integrated district-level HSS intervention that aligned with Rwanda's 2009 National Health Sector Strategic Plan and the WHO Health Systems Framework.

Recapitulating the preceding paragraphs, it is clearly stated that the prior intention of the mobility partnerships, despite their multidimensional character, is not solving the considerable number of crises Europe is dealing with, but serving mostly the goal of externalizing its borders as a solution to upcoming problems.

The previous forms of cooperation designed for the Post-Soviet countries, the TACIS (Technical Assistance to the Commonwealth of Independent States) program and the Partnership and Cooperation Agreements were multidimensional, with initiatives thought to facilitate the transition towards a democratic regime, the state of law and a market-based economy.

Presuming that the EU is not going into total isolation after the most recent events and is going to stick to the idea of the Mobility Partnerships: is there a chance that this multidimensional concept might be part of a solution to the eclectic and multilayered problems Europe is going to face in the upcoming years?

These are: i) the altruistic1 nature of the GP's job; ii) different contractual arrangements (e.g. salaried positions or partnerships) for GPs (National Audit Office [11]); and iii) the multidimensional nature of quality experienced by patients as a mix of the effort of GPs, front desk and nursing staff.

The discussion of the variety of measures taken in order to establish mobility partnerships has shown the far-reaching effects and consequences of single agreements and thus the introductory question if Mobility Partnerships can be a possible future instrument to the multidimensional challenges Europe is facing cannot be answered in one sentence.

The pensioner is one of 12 now floating voters recruited for the first of five focus groups organised by qualitative polling firm Britain Thinks – working in partnership with the Guardian – in seats that exemplify where the complicated, multidimensional battle to control Westminster will be won and lost.

The character would appeal to Batman for a partnership (since he is not necessarily evil) but, as Holmes said, "is multidimensional in the Batman Universe".

It is also multidimensional.