Sentence examples for partnership to create from inspiring English sources
Did you two discuss what your marriage might be, that it could be a partnership to create change?
The Web site AllThingsD reported last year that Facebook and HTC had entered a partnership to create a smartphone, code-named "Buffy," which is still in the works.
Also important is for the UK and other countries in the Open Government Partnership to create public registries of the beneficial owners of companies, trusts and foundations.
"HBO, the Weinstein Company and the BBC have announced a partnership to create a television series from Alexander McCall Smith's 'The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agencyy' books," The New York Times reports.
As portrayed in the filing, into that void stepped the former chief financial officer, Andrew S. Fastow, who used a partnership to create the illusion that the assets had been sold.
Now two developers — and brothers — Michael and Izak Namer of Alfa Development, have hired the Lee H. Skolnick Architecture and Design Partnership to create 10 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-foot
The new law relies on public-private partnerships to create a new coverage mechanism through state-based health insurance marketplaces.
Lobbyists said such relationships were essential at a time when the government regulates almost every corner of the economy and federal officials are continually promoting public-private partnerships to create jobs.
Perkins says the industry needs more collaborations and industry partnerships to create the better materials needed and to recruit the facilities, mills and other producers in the supply chain to innovate.
As the equal opportunities officer for UCATT, the construction workers union, I had campaigned on those issues and set up partnerships to create jobs for women, so the board gave me a chance.
Spurred by the strong economy, innovative lending practices and public-private partnerships to create affordable housing, "home ownership in the United States has reached record levels in recent years," said Michael Schill, director of the N.Y.U.
