Sentence examples for multinational partnership from inspiring English sources

Bill Clinton ordered NASA to widen the multinational partnership by including Russia, with which relations had dramatically improved following the end of the Cold War.

His success in introducing products and his company's rapid growth made him seek a multinational partnership, and in 1961 his company became part of Johnson & Johnson.

And they say that whatever the broader geopolitical concerns about relying on Russia for space transportation during the five years when the United States cannot get to the space station on its own rockets, they believe that the multinational partnership that built the station will hold.

Introduced Thursday by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the multinational partnership -- between the U.S., Bangladesh, Canada, Ghana, Mexico and Sweden -- is designed to reduce emissions from "short-lived climate pollutants".

Now a multinational partnership of editors from science and medical journals, including EHP, is working to help African journals gain a greater voice on the scientific publishing stage.

After public offerings and multinational partnerships, can private homes and pension plans be far behind?

The idea, which has been bouncing around for years, arises out of an alphabet soup of organizations, formal multinational partnerships and regional acronyms like TREC, for Trans-Mediterranean REuropean Energy Cooperation; EUnion, or European Union, the Mediterranean and North Africa; the Union of the Mediterranean; and the Club of Rome.

In view of the increasing importance of multinational partnerships, research administrators need to know how things are done in other countries.

Building on existing interest for research in Africa among EMS faculty, AESEDA's goal is to establish a model for multidisciplinary, multiorganizational and multinational partnerships to develop African georesources for sustainable livelihoods.

The event will take place at the Brower Center in Berkeley, California.

David is responsible for the creation and management of national and multinational partnerships and strategies in support of individuals with intellectual disabilities worldwide.