Sentence examples for partnership shows from inspiring English sources

But the commitment that I saw from countries across the world through the Open Government Partnership shows that there is absolutely no turning back.

Lyft and its rival Uber have been criticised for overstating the benefits they offer to underserved communities but Skultety says the Lyft partnership shows the right way to develop senior services.

This is despite the fact that, as new local government information unit (LGiU) research conducted in collaboration with the insurer Partnership shows, full self-funders make up 45% of care home residents.

Their partnership shows how it isn't always grand ideas, like ending social promotion, that make schools better, and that sometimes it can simply be two people working together, even if one is a volunteer.

Passenger Transport Executives already do such planning in the metropolitan areas - maybe the new communities will need new PTEs (a South Hampshire Transport partnership shows how this can be done).

But the fight over the proposed Google-Yahoo partnership shows how much Microsoft, once the piñata of Washington regulators, has learned about operating in that town since its regulatory fights during the late 1990s, and how much Google has yet to learn.

Ryder contained his natural attacking instinct to play the anchor role within the partnership, showing admirable restraint particularly against the off-spin of Rob Keogh.

They have also gained a higher profile through other forums such as the G8 in Lough Erne in 2013 and the Open Government Partnership, showing how international processes can be complementary.

The new partnership showed that Mr. Dudley was able to keep his strong ties in Russia even after he was removed as head of BP's Russian joint venture, TNK-BP, three years ago after BP fell out with its Russian billionaire partners.

Participation of out-of-school agents Active participation of the community in the project implementation, through partnership with companies and health and security agents, etc. Sandler et al. (2014): Programs with school-community partnership show "slightly higher" effects (p. 253) when compared to those without this partnership.

Moreover, we wanted to find out which individual characteristics were associated with these attitudes and whether the attitudes of specialists within a partnership showed more resemblance to each other than the attitudes of specialists from different partnerships.