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Our Population Health programme seeks to bring together global expertise and best practice to understand how people's healthcare can be better managed to avert crises.

In September it announced "Software Delivery Optimisation", an approach that seeks to bring together all five bits of the development cycle, along with the people who are constantly making decisions about the project.

"When we met, Nagase greeted me with a formal bow," Mr. Lomax said on the Web site of the Forgiveness Project, a British group that seeks to bring together victims and perpetrators of crimes.

It seeks to bring together authorities from fields like education, business, architecture, law and public policy to teach "all of the skills that are relevant to bringing a community to life," he said.

And, just last month, at a dinner for the Coalition for Mutual Respect, a New Rochelle group that seeks to bring together people of diverse backgrounds, Mr. Davis stood alongside Andrew J. Spano, the county executive.

This volume seeks to bring together both the historical and the current research on this topic.

"They really sought to bring together public intellectuals and academics around issues of common interest.

Active user groups seek to bring together users with varying levels of experience.

Mercedes' takeover of Brawn on Monday gave rise to reports the new owners were seeking to bring together an all-German line-up for 2010.

For the two main-stage events on Saturday and Sunday evenings, Mr. D has sought to bring together the global and American scenes.

The problem has caused considerable strains in NATO, and the United States has repeatedly, though unsuccessfully, sought to bring together the two sides.