Sentence examples for off the partnership from inspiring English sources

When she sat for photographs for the ad campaign that is kicking off the partnership, Sharapova did not wear tennis clothes or pose with a racket.

The ruling stemmed from a lawsuit filed in January 2002 by Rachel Baird and Bonnie Porter, two Boies associates who complained they were kept off the partnership track.

In contrast to BA, a member of oneworld, Virgin serves only 11 destinations outside its core transatlantic market.While it is premature to write off the partnership at this early stage, there are parallel questions about the conviction with which Virgin is implementing its upcoming short-haul services.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios will kick off the partnership by posting episodes of its decade-old "American Gladiators" program to YouTube, along with full-length action films like "Bulletproof Monk" and "The Magnificent Seven" and clips from popular movies like "Legally Blonde".

The two companies will show off the partnership at Dreamforce this week.

As industry-wide consumer adoption of smart speakers takes off, the partnership gives Amazon another opportunity to hook customers and keep them within its ecosystem of products and services.

When Google added American Express to Google Wallet, after all, American Express had never officially signed off on the partnership.

Page A10 A PARTNERSHIP OFF THE COURT The rivalry between Kentucky's two best college basketball teams, which will face off in the N.C.A.A. semifinals, is nothing short of a state civil war.

The three -- David Bermingham, Giles Darby and Gary Mulgrew -- are wanted in Texas, charged with bilking their former employer, the Greenwich NatWest unit of the Royal Bank of Scotland Group, of millions from the sale of an Enron off-the-books partnership.

The defense will portray him as a colossal failure, as an incompetent, out-of-touch manager who couldn't even fathom something as prosaic as an off-the-books partnership and was duped by his unscrupulous chief financial officer.

In indicting Mr. Fastow, prosecutors outlined the role they believe was played by the company's former chief accounting officer, Richard A. Causey, in improper activities involving one off-the-books partnership.