Sentence examples for set up to collaborate from inspiring English sources
Zhukov also announced an independent anti-doping commission had been set up to collaborate with McLaren as he continues his report.
A £50m innovation fund is to be set up to encourage police forces to collaborate and "share services" with each other and local authorities.
Haglund plans to bring two more healthcare providers from Uganda to Duke before the end of the year, and he is setting up channels to collaborate virtually on epilepsy cases.
We never set out to collaborate, it just happened.
A.P.S.A. plans to set up working groups to collaborate with governments and agencies on developing policies to encourage the growth of a sustainable superyacht industry across the region.
The consequences of those choices are clear in the Gallup findings: States that set up exchanges or collaborated with the federal government and also expanded Medicaid saw a much bigger drop in the share of residents without health insurance.
The same year, a similar arrangement was set up when NIMH and Pfizer agreed to collaborate on a study of two "biomarkers" that were already believed to help identify Alzheimer's cases.
Read more about opportunities to collaborate--and how to set up international collaborations--in Pain's article, "More Opportunities for International Collaborations in Eastern Europe".
It encouraged and set up networks for schools to collaborate with each other, that fundamentally helped make changes.
One man who is trying to change this is Kevin Montgomery of Stanford University, who has set up Collaborate.org.org
