Sentence examples for partnership whether from inspiring English sources

Bernice and Morty had a strong partnership whether in support of Flagstaff Liquors' success or to entertaining at their beautiful house on the beach in Deal.

Theirs is an equal partnership, whether Mr. Abdul Rauf is shopping and cooking a hearty soup, she said, or running organizations that promote an American-influenced Islam.

But, in real life, there aren't many people who don't want to feel loved, to be in some kind of partnership, whether it's with a man, woman or dog".

"If you are a mature business person, you understand that a detailed communication structure is required for success in any partnership, whether across the hall, across the room, or across the country," said Richard Sloan, who runs the small- business radio show and Web site, StartupNation, with his brother, Jeff.

"Greylock approaches working with companies as a true partnership – whether that's helping with recruiting, product planning, or strategy," said Sarah Leary, co-founder of Nextdoor.

When Arrington asked the partnership whether they always answer emails and calls from founder, Gurley revealed that the front desk of the Benchmark office has a list of all the firm's founder and CEO names so that the receptionist can always immediately forward the call to a partner.

It can be the occasion to reboot international partnerships, whether with the US or with regional actors such as China, India, Iran and Pakistan.

Many intense and fertile partnerships, whether creative or romantic, suffer from an imbalance in the relative importance that the respective partners attach to the partnership, to its history and its very existence.

Partnership working is vital to us – we couldn't do what we do without productive partnerships, whether that is with funding partners, creative partners, venue partners or event delivery partners.

Artworks' strength is about inspiring creativity and encouraging creative partnerships whether between Tate Modern and St Thomas the Apostle College in Peckham, Bonhoga Gallery and Mossbank primary school on Shetland, or sculptor Sir Anthony Caro and a secondary school in Sussex.

"We were inspired to make this important policy change, ensuring that all of our employees in domestic partnerships (whether same or opposite sex couples) don't feel the burden of this unfair tax," Aimee Eubanks Davis, chief people officer at Teach for America, said in an e-mail.