Sentence examples for partnerships held from inspiring English sources

17. JOSEPH P. BENINCASA and LYNN REDGRAVE.; May 10: The SoHo and TriBeCa Partnerships held an awards dinner at the Puck Building.

Now the first lady's fumblings in New York are underlining how much Hillary needs Bill's political instincts.Ever since they met at Yale in 1970 they have been one of the great political partnerships, held together by their differences.

The insurer was hit with a $69m loss linked to Enron, and it is now at the centre of a dispute over off-balance-sheet partnerships held by PNC Financial, a regional American bank.

A company working with government should be willing to share information about activity in public-private partnerships, as information about activity in public-private partnerships held by private companies is not currently subject to the Freedom of Information Act.

In 2007, the last year the stock holdings were disclosed in public documents, those partnerships held as much as $2.2 billion worth of Ping An stock, according to an accounting of the investments by The Times that was verified by outside auditors.

The amount and type of research carried out; the partnerships held with businesses; the geography of the international links that have been developed; and the diversity of the academic community are just a few of the building blocks that must be used to construct a distinctively good reputation.

Indeed, I believe that new kinds of partnerships hold the key to renewing our national investment in research and education.

Keep a keen eye on trusts, family-limited partnerships, holding companies and even the seemingly benign charitable foundation.

One of the reasons the initial reaction to the proposed rules was so intense is that they are drafted to apply to operating businesses not just family limited partnerships holding securities, which are more ripe for abuse.

While public private partnerships hold considerable promise in mobilizing resources for adaptation (Adger and others 2005), devolving control over technology and knowledge formation to the private sector may not adequately address the needs of the most vulnerable (Eakin and Lemos 2006).

This month the partnership held a Character Education Cracker Barrel session, which addressed teasing, bullying and peer mediation.