Sentence examples for partnership steps from inspiring English sources

For Amazon, the partnership steps up a fierce battle to make online shopping closer to the instant-buying experience at bricks-and-mortar stores.

But leaders there must pay greater heed to the views of their worker-shareholders than do corporate bosses, who need only answer to boards selected by proxy votes that are rarely contested, and can simply issue orders to staff.This distinction is never more apparent than when the head of a partnership steps down.

PARIS — The Universal Music Group and Virgin Media said on Monday that they had reached a deal that would offer consumers unlimited downloads as part of a partnership that steps up antipiracy enforcement.

Finally, the partnership took steps to remind workers of the locations and hours of urgent care centers, how to schedule appointments there and with primary care doctors, as well as about Group Health's 24-hour consulting nurse advice line.

Slack has partnered with Code2040 for the last few years around hiring, but this year it's taking the partnership some steps further.

This includes, as I've written before, what amounts to the franchising of the Clinton name to a foreign charity, the Canadian Clinton Giustra Enterprise Partnership, a step that the Clinton Foundation believes allowed it to ignore its disclosure commitments.

Saint Peter's has taken partnership a step further with one particular non-profit organization, Rising Tide Capital.

With the 2013 Emi-Jay partnership of Step Up Women's Network Young Luminaries Program, Emily will continue her active involvement in the community through mentoring young woman to achieve college and career goals.

I invite you to reveal your insights and take this partnership another step forwards.

Working together "The AIDS epidemic is still outpacing our efforts, and we need to work together in a broad partnership to step up the response," said Mr. Annan.

The fifth enabler, conducting regular critical reflection and dialogue, means providing opportunities for all in the partnership to step back and reflect on the process by giving consideration to language, assumptions, attitudes, practices and implications of decisions.