Sentence examples for partnerships based on a from inspiring English sources

President Obama's Promise Neighborhoods proposal offers a strong start, with grants to help communities plan neighborhood partnerships based on a highly successful model — the Harlem Children's Zone.

The key to competitive advantage and improving customer satisfaction lies in the ability of organisations to form learning alliances; these being strategic partnerships based on a business environment that encourages mutual (and reflective) learning between partners.

With this communication we intend to discuss the role of traditional costumes in the reinvention of some items in fashion in Portugal, through partnerships based on a co-creative work, transparency and complicity of players - designers, craftsmen, users, developers, among others, set up in Co-design domain.

Mr. President, the sustained realisation of the rights of children hinges not only on what governments do, but on the outcome of partnerships involving a broad range of allies in civil society - partnerships based on a shared understanding of the rights of all human beings.

Further attention must be paid to the creation of transnational university partnerships based on an equal footing in order to avoid a unidirectional flow of knowledge and benefits (e.g. from developing to industrialised countries).

"Yes, ours is a partnership based on a shared economic future as we need our economies to grow and diversify in this challenging globalised world," he said.

It chose a permanent pay cut instead.These measures mark the end of two decades of social partnership, based on a consensus approach to pay bargaining between government, employers and unions.

From our first conversation at his home, Dr. Rao and I developed a partnership based on a shared vision of how Hinduism should be better taught.

It is a divine partnership based on a commitment to beauty that communicates, to future generations, the hopes and values of the past.

EXCEMET will be established as a not-for-profit public private partnership based on a consortium agreement between participants from academia and industry.

In nursing, in particular, authors feel partnership based on an alliance with service users to be at the very heart of the discipline [ 20- 22].