The development of the large accounting partnerships, for instance, towards the managerial configuration can be explained with the changing conditions that these firms faced.
Utility community partnerships, for instance, the Delegated Management Model (DMM) in which a utility delegates management of infrastructure and service delivery to slum communities, are often promoted as a viable solution to accelerate slum community access to water services.
The New York City Partnership, for instance, was waiting to develop 546 units at eight sites affected by the lawsuit.
What is the best central defensive partnership, for instance?
Personal factors of the people involved in the partnership that influence the partnership are, for instance, different attitudes towards the collaboration, different experience with participation in partnerships and different levels of self-efficacy (i.e. the feeling that they are able to influence the coordinated actions and the performance of the partnership).
Targeting participants who had had multiple recent partners (Phase B) proved a successful way of testing the questions for a variety of partnership types (for instance, different durations and from casual to cohabiting partnerships), each participant describing at least two partnerships.
Some law graduates are hired for a partnership track, for instance, while others are brought in to specialize on more routine or low-level work.
The 2002 physicians were less engaged in partnership building, for instance by asking for patients' opinions, asking for clarification of patients' words, or giving explicit structure to the consultation.
But the company is opening up just a little — you can see that in the partnership with Flipboard, for instance, or another partnership with Evernote that allows articles to be saved into the note-taking an bookmarking app.
(A partnerships with OpenTable, for instance, would be a huge leg up here).
But there's no plan on paper right now, and it appears Trump wants to make use of public-private partnerships where companies (for instance) build roads, then collect tolls on them in order to turn a profit not the sort of thing congressional Democrats are likely to endorse.
