Sentence examples for partnership primarily from inspiring English sources

Many of the experts we spoke with point to tech entrepreneurship as the path to a venture capital partnership, primarily as a startup operator or CEO.

The project was part of a larger collaborative research effort to develop and evaluate PAR projects at 6 sites; it was undertaken by a partnership primarily consisting of a local community-based organization (CBO), the university-based team led by the 1st author of this paper, and the school site staff (see Ozer et al. 2008 for a discussion of the partnership and capacity-building efforts).

His research collaborations over more than 35 years, have benefited from a network of partnerships primarily in India and also in Ghana, Kenya, and other countries of South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa.

But the partnership is primarily founded on emotional intelligence.

To claim that the TTIP (Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership) is primarily a trade agreement is nonsense.

It began by saying that the boards of the two organizations had approved "details of their strategic programming partnership, focused primarily on artistic collaborations," before going on to mention that City Center would do its own fund-raising for the renovation and that there would be no new board.

However, Heger and Boman (2014) found that network partnership is primarily used for activities such as data collection and limitedly used for fundamental activities such as strategy and decision-making.

The process of partnership, drawing primarily on the stages of team-building concept [ 44], is placed in the centre of the framework representing the primary focus of our study, and includes: establishing, supporting/adjusting and dissolving the partnership.

Family limited partnerships are primarily used to reduce the size of an estate for tax purposes.

There are some who argue that the difference between marriage and civil partnerships is primarily a semantic one.

Why? Perhaps because Medela has a profitable business model, solid market share, and partnerships focused primarily on distribution.