Sentence examples for needed partnerships from inspiring English sources

Cook heavily pushed Apple's strategy of expanding their products to businesses, saying Apple, which currently has a market capitalisation of $631bn ,needed partnerships with IBM, Cisco and Box to diversify into specialist business markets, such as financial services.

Long Island's Saturn retailers, for $100,000, built and still maintain the children's playground near Field 4. But with rising costs and an annual operating budget that has remained stagnant at about $8.7 million since 2001, the state parks commissioner, Bernadette Castro, said Jones Beach needed partnerships between the public and private sectors more than ever.

Those connections could help Quartzy forge needed partnerships or set it up for a healthy acquisition down the road.Quartzy co-founder Jayant Kulkarni tells TechCrunch he chose Eminance to lead the round particularly because of the deep knowledge and connections.

(KI, MakCHS leader) In this section we discuss some of the implications of the findings of this study towards building the needed partnerships to strengthen not only MakCHS but other African public universities and contribute to their sustainability.

Positioning available services to released offenders, and those who are in the community and foster such needed partnerships will determine the success of both movements.

Ukrainian cultural, media and civic initiatives – truly fabulous and very much alive – also need partnerships and support.

"They see that they need partnerships with local operators, so they feel more comfortable owning stakes in companies".

"In the future, public service content won't be the sole responsibility of bodies such as Channel 4, so we need partnerships with many groups," she says.

"We need partnerships between governments and mobile operators to help them with this migration if they can let the resources become available".

We need partnerships - including NGO and government action - to address these blockages, and to create incentives for firms to push through them.

Edwards: "I have found a lot of enthusiasm among the life science industry for AHSNs – they are looking for a better understanding of NHS needs, partnerships to trial and refine commercial innovation and fair access to the NHS as purchasers".