Sentence examples for partnered program from inspiring English sources

The company's website tout 9.7 million daily active users, including over 2 million unique streamers per month and over 17,000 Partnered Program members.

San Francisco based robotics company Zipline, covered here on its UPS partnered program for drone delivery of medical supplies in Rwanda, plans to publicly launch the service in October, confirmed co-founder Keller Rinaudo.

The Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce will host a QR Code Seminar at 2 p.m. at the Susi Q Senior and Community Center, 380 Third St., as part of its partnered program with QR Interactive Solutions to launch a mobile business directory.

Each Cornell-run and Cornell-partnered program is exactly where we need to be.

Well, one program that has been started is an industry-partnered program with Landcare Australia, where a tree will be planted for every handset recycled.

Clinton spoke in favor of the government's Feed the Future (FtF) program, a USAID funded, corporate-partnered program that brings RoundUp Ready® technology to the most vulnerable populations of the world.

The recently-approved contract first surfaced in October 2010, when the city's Panel for Educational Policy voted to extend the consulting contract of six employees in running the "School of One," a Wireless Generation-partnered program that customizes teaching with an online component.

Ms. Clinton's top campaign advisor, Jerry Crawford, was a lobbyist for Monsanto for years and is now the political pro for her Super PAC, "Ready for Hillary". Clinton spoke in favor of the government's Feed the Future (FtF) program, a USAID funded, corporate-partnered program that brings RoundUp Ready® technology to the most vulnerable populations of the world.

In the classroom, the UW-partnered programs have opened students' eyes to ways of learning and topics that were previously unknown to them.

The National Clinician Scholars Program (NCSP), an interdisciplinary, community-partnered research program for physicians and nurses, has added a new institution to its prestigious consortium: Duke University.

SILA (Students Improving Literacy Abound) is a university-partnered reading program in New Orleans that has paired over 100 Tulane students acting as mentors with second and third graders to decrease the achievement gap and increase literacy rates.