Sentence examples similar to partnerships context from inspiring English sources

The schema provides a theoretical contribution by offering an understanding of stakeholders' dynamic interplay within an urban partnership context, and a means of classifying such stakeholders beyond their individual/organizational characteristics or sectoral affiliations.

Following a review of approaches to stakeholder arrangements in urban partnerships, which draws on a variety of literatures, including strategic management, public administration, urban studies and geography, the paper presents results of an action-case study undertaken in an urban partnership context – namely, Houldsworth Village Partnership (HVP) – within the Greater Manchester region of the UK.

Vitrue is aggressively innovating through acquisitions and partnerships, while Context Optional offers an end-to-end social marketing service as it became part of the Efficient Frontier ad platform before being acquired by Adobe.

This paper presents the findings of a literature review which examines the usefulness of existing partnership tools to the Australian Aboriginal-mainstream partnership (AMP) context.

Yet, the number of reasonably gender-equal partnerships and contexts is increasing [ 31, 32].

In putting the current partnership into context Dr. Sealey explained that the collaboration began in 2003 when UNAIDS first joined forces with the International Cricket Council (ICC) in response to the AIDS epidemic.

Challenges to the evaluation included retroactively establishing baselines for each partnership in contexts where records and documentation were not systematically kept.

"It seems that the administration is speaking out of both sides of its mouth: standing strong to condemn state-imposed ICE and local partnerships in the context of Arizona, and quietly but forcefully, and on a much larger scale, promoting similar state-imposed ICE and local partnerships nationwide," Ms. Kessler said.

In this context, partnerships take up meta-governance roles and coordinate self-organised collaborative governance processes while ensuring synergies and delivering on sustainability ambitions.

In this regard, privatizing warfighting in Iraq and Afghanistan should also be included alongside other public-private partnerships within the context of 'embedded,' or 'roll-out' neoliberalism.

My first hero is my nephew Eboo Patel, executive director of the Inter-faith Youth Core, a member of President Obama's council on faith-based partnerships, who provides context for the community center/mosque in Lower Manhattan: The core argument emerging from the anti-mosque protests is that Muslims are not and can never be full Americans.