Sentence examples for partner councils from inspiring English sources
Two specially converted 747s with huge bulbous fuselages will be used to fly the composite structures directly to Everett.Suppliers at more than 130 sites around the world are linked together with Boeing's development teams through regular face-to-face meetings, known as "partner councils".
As part of that, possible savings have been assessed if the council was to work more closely with neighbouring and partner councils.
Meanwhile, Westminster is said to be considering an offer from Smart Housing Group - a private association with homes in Nottingham and Derby - in conjunction with its partner councils Chelsea and Hammersmith, and Fulham.
Already the three district councils in the south of the county are working together to produce the South Worcestershire Development Plan, which will replace the existing Local Plans of these three partner councils when it is adopted in late 2013.
Career Readiness Partner Council: Coalition of organizations in education, policy, business, and philanthropy disseminating a comprehensive vision of career readiness www.careerreadynow.org.
TONER--Phyllis E. The partners, council, associates and staff of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP, greatly mourn the loss of our friend and colleague, Phyllis E. Toner.
Boeing holds a partners' "council meeting" every six weeks, and has set up a network to facilitate global collaboration which makes it possible for designers all over the world to work on the same up-to-the-minute database.The company is also putting great faith in videoconferencing and has set up high-bandwidth facilities that are in constant use.
As for London, the mayor should take the lead – bang some rubbish bags together and join things up, partner successful councils with failing ones and launch a citywide scheme – for street recycling if nothing else.
Key stakeholders included in the process were representatives from 12 PEPFAR-funded implementing partners, three professional councils, four development partners, the human resources for health division of the FMOH, and the National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA).
In April 2012, I partnered with council colleagues to craft a consent agreement with the State of Michigan to afford us the tools and accountability to address our fiscal challenges.
Seeking consolation, Tim Farron, the party's chairman, noted that the Lib Dems had nonetheless held its own against its Tory coalition partner in many councils.
