Sentence examples for partnership board from inspiring English sources

A shadow strategic partnership board has been set up, announcing a number of far-reaching initiatives such as seven-day primary health care across the region.

Ms Morris said a new "partnership board" with key local players and an independent chairman would be brought in to oversee education strategy in the city.

"We're delighted that together Kcom and the county council have been able to complete the roll out of the WAN within our deadline," said Elaine Taylor, director for corporate resources and chair of the Dorest PSN partnership board.

The company has a two-level board, consisting of the main board, which includes the chief executive of the organisations, along with an independent chair, and a partnership board that focuses on scrutiny and monitoring.

A member of the West Hendon "key stakeholders" partnership board, she's a vociferous tormentor of those she calls the Tory "toads" in Hendon Town (Toad) Hall, branding them fibbers and money grubbers and many other things the Guardian is far too delicate to repeat.

The details will not be finalised for many months, but from April 2016 a Greater Manchester strategic health and social care partnership board will set the direction, while a joint commissioning board bringing together representatives of NHS England, the 12 clinical commissioning groups and 10 councils will make decisions on services affecting the whole city region.

Developing relationships with potential suppliers through partnership boards is also best practice, Michie adds.

At some time during their 10-year span, local residents constituted a majority on all 39 partnership boards.

These changes meant that from April 2006, local authorities became accountable for Sure Start Children's Centres (rather than community partnership boards), and health agencies were legally obliged to cooperate in providing services within Children's Centres.

In addition, we will present our findings to policy partners in Caerphilly county borough, Public Health Wales, the Welsh Government, as well as the partnership boards who currently deliver Communities First.

The report discloses that Sir Idris Pearce, then chairman of the English Partnerships Board, wrote twice to Mr Prescott to block Mr Bourne from the shortlist.