Sentence examples for partnerships called from inspiring English sources

It currently has ticketing partnerships — called code-sharing agreements — with United Airlines and US Airways.

She said black and white churches had formed partnerships, called covenants, in Dallas; Macon, Ga.; St . Louis Birmingham, Ala.; and Atlanta.

Mr Fastow seems in particular jeopardy, having made $30m-odd 30m-odd from off-balance-sheet parunningips, called special-purpose entities (SPEs), used to keep debt conveniently off Enron's balance sheet.

Now Marriott International and Host Marriott, the successors to the original Marriott Corporation, have agreed to settle the lawsuits by buying out investors in two of the worst-performing partnerships, called Courtyard I and Courtyard II, for about $372 million.

But the complaint said that the company's chief accounting officer made false representations to Enron's board about dealings with a pair of off-balance-sheet partnerships called LJM1 and LJM2, which Mr. Fastow controlled.

If only Major League Baseball could blame its financial woes on illegally inflating losses from the sale of corked bats, disguising billions of dollars in profits as clubhouse catering costs or burying revenues in off-balance-sheet limited partnerships called "Mo Vaughn's Diet" and "Goes Well to His Right".

Practically all gay couples in civil partnerships call themselves married – phrases like "civilly partnered" or "just partnered" sound ridiculous.

The company will separate the so-called voice brokerage business into a partnership called BGC Partners.

The partnership called itself Verify the Recall.

The establishment of a thermodynamically interdependent partnership, called anaerobic syntrophy, allows unfavorable reactions to proceed.

For a while, he tried standup comedy with a girl in a partnership called Berkowitz & Goldberg.