Sentence examples for negotiated support from from inspiring English sources

In the short term donor funding is required to ensure maintenance of the services, and some countries have negotiated support from other funders.

YLR designed the study, negotiated support from participating health services, negotiated the Cultural Protocol for Research between herself and the Aboriginal Health Council of South Australia and drafted the manuscript.

4. The media and internet Spreading the message about children's rights UNICEF has negotiated support from a number of private sector, media and communications partners to support the dissemination of key messages and images related to child protection and sport for development.

When Gordon opposes its legislation, the government has been forced to negotiate support from two Katter's Australian party MPs, as it did with its recent lockout laws.

To succeed, Boeing needed to negotiate support from internal divisions and executives; strike deals with banks, export promotion agencies, and aircraft leasing companies; and reach agreements with the Indian government which has an ownership stake in the airline on the sourcing of domestic content from Indian manufacturers and the creation of local maintenance and pilot training organizations.

We believe AAL solutions are positioned to play this mediating role, where ICPs and PwD can negotiate support from early stages of dependency, through a shared process of exploring and fashioning technology-enabled support strategies.

As early as 2005, the museum tried to negotiate financial support from the Culture ministry of the Basque region, but talks failed.

Once aspiring young mentors appreciate just how important it is for all their students/staff to have opportunity to travel, it is important to negotiate financial support from the department or professional society or elsewhere.

I get that with Tyrion she was setting him up for failure ― making him believe that he was the hero of the day, that he negotiated this amazing support from the Lannister army and what a wonderful thing he did.

Even if another breakthrough is negotiated, gaining support for it from the disparate groups within Iran's government will fall to Supreme Leader Khamenei.

Furthermore, according to former Iranian president Mohammad Khatami writing in the Guardian on Monday, Rouhani has the power to negotiate: Explicit public support from the supreme leader of the Islamic republic provides Rouhani and his colleagues with the necessary authority for a diplomatic resolution of a number of foreign policy issues with the west, not just the nuclear issue.