Sentence examples for partnership links from inspiring English sources
But on visiting Chinese universities, the QAA found that "some of these did, in fact, have established partnership links".
Another partnership links Comm South, a Dallas-based residential-phone service provider, with a competitive local-exchange carrier called Arbros that focuses on U.S. East Coast businesses.
The Tanzania Partnership links each CHA with both a clinical supervisor based at the health center and a community-based supervisor.
There could be better impact if UNICEF partnership links could be improved before any design/intervention of projects in order to promote a more enhanced and effective harmonization of approaches and resources that are sustainable.
Another partnership linked Jillian's family entertainment centers at Mills malls to Seventeen magazine, owned by Primedia.
It was a partnership linking an insecure Islamic nation and a failing Communist one, each in need of the other's expertise.
An unusual partnership linking the federal Forest Service, the environmental group Trout Unlimited, the ski resort owners Snowbird Corporation and Tiffany & Company has been created to clean the acidic mine runoff from the American Fork watershed -- and perhaps spur similar alliances around the West, where mining waste has polluted the headwaters of 40percentt of all watersheds.
Among Mr. Kerry's new initiatives are a $5,000 consumer incentive to buy so-called clean-energy vehicles, incentives to manufacturers to retool their plants to use clean fuels, and a "clean fuels partnership" linking agriculture, industry and government with the goal of meeting 20percentt of the nation's demand for motor fuels with alternatives like ethanol, biodiesel and, eventually, hydrogen.
The partnership, linked to the company's Soft Hands Kind Heart Hand Cream, is based on campaigning and marches, and employees have had a key role.
Then on Oct. 16, Enron set a $1 billion third-quarter charge related to a partnership linked to Andrew Fastow, its CFO, plus a $1.2 billion reduction in shareholder equity because of "accounting errors".
Then on Oct. 16 Enron set a $1 billion third-quarter charge related to a partnership linked to Chief Financial Officer Andrew Fastow, plus a $1.2 billion reduction in shareholder equity due to "accounting errors".
