Sentence examples for partnership delivering from inspiring English sources

Probably the opportunities I've had during this last year at NCVYS, where I've been able to manage a successful national partnership delivering a £4m training and capacity-building project for the youth workforce.

Luke Disney, who heads the North Star Alliance, a public-private partnership delivering healthcare services via mobile clinics, is cautious: "Too much of the time innovation is simply about looking for technical solutions, which seems to chime with the quick-fix age we live in now".

"The department approved the Knox STIG [Security Technical Implementation Guide] before the product is even available commercially, which we see as a positive example of close government/industry partnership delivering the latest technology to meet DoD needs," Pentagon spokesman Lt Col Damien Pickart told the Guardian.

The strategic partnership delivered by former prime minister Julia Gillard in 2013 was a good start.

GGSA co-chair Liz O'Leary said the partnership delivered "certainty for the communities of Coen and Hope Vale and an opportunity to strengthen the role of Cape York communities in the reform of Indigenous education".

In fact their partnership delivered some of the best results any government has ever managed: the way pay restraint between 1974-76 wastructurededidid more to close the gap between rich and poor than – I think – any other government measure has achieved.

Other descriptors used are "fast, clean and beautiful", which is all terribly non-specific so it's a case of wait and see what the partnership delivers.

Our partnership delivers an innovative way to provide hosts with an accurate and reliable address while constantly on the move, and creates new livelihood opportunities for nomadic and rural communities in Mongolia and around the world".

The partnership delivered a glittering performance of Swan Lake on Saturday night, underpinned by a sensitive reading of Tchaikovsky's glorious score, with Scott Speck at the podium and Janet Sung on solo violin, alternately wistful and electrifying.

Chris Richards of The Washington Post ranked it number two on his list and stated, "Instead of blushing over their embarrassment of riches, pop's most intriguing partnership delivered a self-congratulatory opus that was adventurous enough to remind us that they're rap visionaries first, 1 percent bazillionaires second.

If a partnership delivers successful change within an organisation or service does that make it an effective partnership?