Sentence examples for present partnerships from inspiring English sources
They present partnerships between the EU and governments of countries that host many refugees, notably Jordan, as evidence that "the embarrassment of the rich world can be leveraged into a solid system of international financing for the first countries of asylum".
Mattel noticed, and then in 2009 asked the duo to participate in the doll's 50th birthday fashion show, foreshadowing their present partnership.
In the same way, the decision to build the International Space Station with its present partnership arrangements was made more than a decade ago, and that decision, too, carries with it major consequences and obligations not lightly dismissed.
It signed the present partnership agreement at a time when decision-makers in the Kremlin were talking of "a common European house", and both sides thought that common values and European norms could be the basis of their relationship.
The present partnership with Omac might not be a symptom of this element to the Baez persona, which her fans have chafed against for decades.
Partnerships operating with expatriate research leaders can lead to sophisticated and yet neo-colonial models of collaborations (38), but the present partnership responded was relevant to the Honduran partner needs.
Presenting partnerships as being about learning and not evaluation is key when talking about failure.
Britton announced in March that she would break her seven-year presenting partnership with Schofield on daytime series This Morning by leaving at the end of its current run next month.
In Duet, they present a partnership in crisis, both on and off stage, a kind of Saunders and French in Lycra.
Great hardware doesn't always lead to great sales (look no further than Microsoft's old Zune or its present Nokia partnership).
Sleep / Walk / Listen, a new online music and art series, aims to bring these mediums closer together by presenting collaborative partnerships between electronic music producers, DJ's, and visual artists.
