Sentence examples for partnership office from inspiring English sources
The strategy relies on bad blood — a crumbling business partnership, office politics, a divorce or some other source of conflict — to bring information to the government's attention.
First comes the $8 billion commitment Fannie Mae made to city mortgages when it set up its New York Partnership office in 1994.
The executive director of the current partnership office, Joshua DuBois, a Pentecostal minister, was an aide to Mr. Obama in the Senate, served as religious affairs director for his presidential campaign and appears to enjoy his confidence.
While the federal government is embracing and formalizing public-private partnerships like never before - with 23 federal agencies now boasting a partnership office - they aren't a new concept.
Firstly, the need to establish a partnership office in the MOH to identify and attract partners to co-fund the national health sector strategic plans.
Check the Iraq Strategic Partnership Office (ISPO), established by a Presidential Directive to coordinate the U.S. reconstruction program in Iraq.
It maintains a broad base of support in local communities and the political structure that has been groomed through the Fannie Mae Foundation, a private nonprofit organization financed entirely by the mortgage giant, and a network of satellite and 55 partnership offices.
Since then, Ms. Kennedy has been a vice chairwoman of the Fund for Public Schools, the nonprofit arm of the strategic partnerships office.
Anoush Rina Tatevossian, strategic communications and partnerships office at UN Global Pulse explained that "big data represents a new, renewable natural resource with the potential to revolutionize sustainable development and humanitarian practice".
Kerry Sleeper, assistant director of the FBI's partnership engagement office said: "In mid-March, an outside party demonstrated to the FBI a possible method for unlocking the iPhone.
Asked by ITV about her views on gay marriage, she said there was "very clear hurt" caused by the legislation to many Christians and claimed the UK has "muddled the terms of marriage, civil partnership, registry office, church".
