Sentence examples for partnership group of from inspiring English sources

In the first half of 2014, the region had 49 projects worth $36.1 billion, which represented 71percentt of PPP investment in emerging market countries, according to the 2014 Global PPI Update, produced by the Public-Private Partnership Group of the World Bank and the Private Participation in Infrastructure (PPI) Database.

"Effective implementation would benefit from the establishment of a partnership group on child protection to coordinate the work of the Government and relevant stakeholders.

Patient and carer representatives were approached through the user partnership groups of the cancer networks located across the UK.

Funding for school sports partnerships – groups of schools which work together to improve the quality and range of sport on offer to children – has been drastically cut by the coalition.

The Stop TB Partnership, a group of non-profits, governmental and international agencies, is doing its best.

Vanessa Aramayo, the director of California Partnership, a group of organizations pushing for social service spending, said Mr. Brown was deliberately understating the state's financial health.

British Land was a founding member of the West Euston Partnership – a group of community, voluntary, public and private sector organisations.

Avoiding duplication of efforts with the West of England local enterprise partnership – a group of local authorities and business leaders promoting economic growth – will be a key challenge for both Plymouth and Bristol.

The districts have attracted so much interest from London that the Central London Partnership, a group of business interests and local government officials, sent a delegation to New York recently to meet with leaders of some districts.

"I would certainly lean to vote for it," said Representative Michael N. Castle, a Delaware Republican who is president of the Republican Main Street Partnership, a group of more than 60 moderate Republicans in the House and Senate.

Robert R. Kiley, president of the New York City Partnership, a group of civic and business leaders that has pushed for education reform, said the plan "is a great door swung open that to this point has pretty much been closed".