Sentence examples for partnership designed from inspiring English sources

(Polshek Partnership designed the building).

Last month, Mr. Mbeki was in New York soliciting support for a farsighted international partnership designed to attack these problems head on, linking an African commitment to better governance with a call for greater international investment.

By forming a joint venture company that combined our depot and engineering teams in east London with ECT's turnover, systems and accreditations, we could make a partnership designed to beat private sector competition, deliver contract success and add social value.

Mr Levy confesses that he once invested in a partnership designed to smooth the profits of a well-known company, after being introduced to "one of the more engaging and articulate young men I had met in a long time".

Poland and Sweden (with Germany's acquiescence) then pursued a new "eastern partnership", designed to bind neighbours into a tight economic, political and free-trade relationship, but stopping short of EU membership.

So they applied to the city and received a Section 312 loan, $200,000 from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, part of a mortgage program that involved a federal and city partnership designed to rehabilitate buildings to create affordable housing.

The Virants eventually settled in Asheville, N.C., and formed a business partnership designing and building houses.

It also proposed a framework for "public-private partnerships" designed to lure private investment into such public works as roads and electricity.Yet neither proposal offers investors the security they want.

He was telling Congress of a final conversation with J. Clifford Baxter, the shame-filled fellow Enron executive who committed suicide just as the world was learning how America's "most innovative company" (as Fortune put it) had engaged in shadowy partnerships designed to rape its employees and shareholders.

In 2007, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon created the UN's Global Compact CEO Water Mandate that sets forth in driving public-private partnerships designed to assist companies in disclosing water policies and practices as well as focusing on stewardship in direct operations, supply chain, collective action, public policy and community engagement.

Partnerships for Quality Education PQEE) was developed to foster partnerships designed to incorporate managed care skills into clinician education.