Sentence examples for partnerships point from inspiring English sources

But taken collectively, the partnerships point to a compelling strategy.

Although proponents of private partnerships point to lower costs for construction and operation, those savings are not necessarily passed on to students.

"Rovio I think is very inspired by Supercell, which is absoutely ruling the App Store when it comes to top grossing apps," Julien Codorniou, who heads up Facebook Gaming partnerships, pointed out in an interview with TechCrunch.

Both this SocialFlow deal and the recent Mediasift partnership point to the future of the Twitter ecosystem.

This is critical when looking at your audience and determining who might be the best fit from a content generation and partnership point of view.

But he doesn't rule out "some kind of public-private partnership," pointing to Airpnp's plan to add plain old public restrooms to its maps.

Stuart told the Guardian that her interest in the company relates to her late husband's partnership points for his employer prior to his death.

Emma McLaren, European programme manager for buyer engagement at the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership, pointed to the example of McDonald's sourcing pollack from an MSC-certified Alaskan fishery.

Attempting a cheerful whistle, Partnership points out that its customers on average live for 12 years after buying an annuity and that some future pensioners may still want security of income.

What we know of the EU trade deals with Canada (Ceta – Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) and the US TTIPP – Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership) points to significant increases in European fossil fuel imports from North America, and a restriction of the policy space to promote low-carbon economies and renewables.

That being the case, this formal partnership points to big things.