Sentence examples for set in collaboration with from inspiring English sources

Industry guidelines should be set in collaboration with consumer advocacy groups and Washington D.C. to protect the emerging fields of new media and e-commerce, while at the same time being respectful of the rare instances in which consumers want to be left alone.

Establishment of a core data set in collaboration with ISD for future prospective audit.

During the follow-up, the participant's PCP will be reviewed with particular emphasis on mutually prioritised problems and new goals will be set in collaboration with the participant as appropriate; each telephone follow-up session is planned to last between 10 and 30 min, but actual durations will be recorded.

Your career-related goals should be set in collaboration with your boss, so that you can find common ground with him or her.

The research is in a field sales setting in collaboration with a major insurance provider, providing the first example of assessing Group Motivation Gain (GMG) in a sales setting through a field experiment.

This study is rolled out in a 'real time setting' in collaboration with municipalities, public health services and curative care.

The programme was set up in collaboration with Ghana's ministry of health, which made regular reports to the National Malaria Control Programme.

Talks have begun with China, which could be prepared to contribute around $100bn£62bnbn) from its foreign currency reserves to the EFSF or a new fund set up in collaboration with the IMF, the FT reported.

So first of all, a bit of background: one of our projects is called DIYBioMCR, a do-it-yourself biology (DIYBio) group originally set up in collaboration with Manchester Metropolitan University and supported by the Wellcome Trust.

Heuman mentioned the Banking on Change project that Plan and Care International had set up in collaboration with Barclays to tackle the lack of access to banking that around 2.5 billion people currently experience.

But Roissy-Charles de Gaulle is the first to organize an exhibit of this caliber in the heart of a terminal, a six-month show called "The Wings of Glory" set up in collaboration with the Musée Rodin, which opened in 1919 after the sculptor's death.