Sentence examples for pooling from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a mandatory commissioning framework for NHS and council commissioners could build up local services, pooling health, social care and housing budgets.

Long lace sleeves, tiny corsets, pooling trains and a mountain of crystals made for a rather wan, two-dimensional sort of glamour.

Virgin Atlantic is trying to incorporate Google Glass with its staff to personalise the way they treat customers, speeding up the check-in process and pooling customer data gained from online bookings, to ensure the most individual, personalised service possible.

This approach has led to a revolution in school-led support, with teachers spreading their expertise, pooling resources and developing school policies to benefit pupils from across their communities.

Increasingly, clinical trials of drugs are likely to span traditional categories of cancer by pooling those in different parts of the body that have similar genetic characteristics, and also to test more than one medicine at a time.The work of Dr Beroukhim and Dr Sander would have been impossible until recently.

For instance, Ford is pooling its work on hydrogen fuel cells with Renault-Nissan and Daimler, and BMW is co-operating with Toyota in this area.

The two companies are pooling their businesses, moving towards joint product development.

The communications revolution has raised the importance of pooling the skills and knowledge of a workforce.

By pooling money from different sources, it can hire plenty of educated teachers and pay them well; it takes children for a full day, all year round, providing a safe and cheerful place in which to play and learn.A good startWhy are there not more such places?

Instead, the talk is of "shared education"—pooling resources so that pupils do projects together.

Egypt, which relies mostly on natural gas, is looking hard at solar power.Other remedies for Africa's power shortages are more familiar but just as urgent: more efficient appliances, such as LED lighting, more deregulation, better use of existing resources by, for instance, improving the quality of power lines, and pooling power into regional grids.