Sentence examples for partnering with groups from inspiring English sources

Demonstrators have begun partnering with groups like the People's Organization for Progress and the New Jersey Teacher Activist Group to plan marches and teach-ins.

We're already partnering with groups like ImpactMatters to conduct audits on the information uploaded.

To that end, TFA is partnering with groups like New Futuro to help find more Latino teachers.

But they are propping up lies by partnering with groups who states pit bull type dogs are inherently dangerous.

The United States is shining a spotlight on the dark corners where it persists, placing sanctions on some of the worst abusers, giving countries incentives to meet their responsibilities, and partnering with groups that help trafficking victims escape from their abusers' grip.

So Gopman spent the last year studying homelessness and partnering with groups like the Downtown Streets Team.

Local media companies such as the Washington Post are either partnering with group-buying sites such as LivingSocial or rolling out their private label competition to Groupon and LivingSocial.

"Improving the state's education system has been one of the governor's top priorities since taking office," Jim Malatras, the governor's director of state operations, said through a spokeswoman, "and throughout that process, he has always partnered with groups, stakeholders, experts and other allies willing to fight for better futures for New York's students".

The SIDI team partnered with groups in two South African cities for clinical research development: Bloemfontein in the Motheo District of Free State Province and Rustenburg in the Bojanala District of Northwest Province.

We've also committed to partnering with community groups to reach out to marginalized groups within our community including the trans community, queer people of color and LGBTQ elders.

UNICEF launches guide on partnering with religious groups to advance immunization GENEVA - 13 May 2004 - Partnering with religious groups is crucial to the successful implementation of vaccination programmes worldwide, UNICEF said today, launching a guide that outlines effective methods of establishing and continuing such partnerships.