Sentence examples for partnerships strategy from inspiring English sources
The ECB launched its building partnerships strategy in April, designed to establish foundations for the growth of cricket from "playground to Test arena".
Bailey rejected the BBC's assertion that the deal represented a real step by the corporation in its "partnerships" strategy to share content, expertise and technology in order to assist commercial rivals struggling during the recession.
These video-sharing deals are one element of the resource-sharing partnerships strategy the BBC is pursuing with commercial media companies as it seeks to fend off attempts to top-slice the licence fee to help support other public service broadcasters.
Its partnerships strategy is aimed at driving app downloads substantially — it's aiming for 10 million app downloads in the next few years, according to King.
As COO, he is responsible for global sales, account management and customer success, corporate development and partnerships, strategy, and business operations.
The Report focuses on UNICEF's achievements in the past year as well as partnerships, strategies and actions that are urgently needed to fulfil the promises of the Millennium Development Goals.
The conference is the culmination of a long-term campaign by the German National Committee for UNICEF to raise public awareness of the evils of sexual exploitation of children and to encourage partnerships, strategies and actions that will help address it.
What I would call the Temporary Domestic Partnership Strategy could have several variations.
"There is regular dialogue with Buckingham Palace on all major proposals and that has included the new partnership strategy, including branding benefits at Royal Ascot," said Smith.
The enterprise's leadership team must still develop a partnership strategy that maximises access to the resources available from potential partners.
The Temporary Domestic Partnership Strategy asks straights to cross over, in a limited way, from sympathy (pity for the plight of others) to empathy (direct experience of that plight).
