Sentence examples for signed a collaboration from inspiring English sources
Just before the offering, Vodafone signed a collaboration agreement with Unicom, which now seems moribund.
The three have signed a "collaboration agreement" in which they agree, in principal, to work together to create a new housing development meaning there will likely be little opposition to the plans from within the Tory led local council.
Bailey told the New York Times last week that he had just signed a collaboration agreement giving him unlimited access to Roth's archives, as well as access to his friends and interviews with the author himself.
Mr. Bailey said on Wednesday that in June he and Mr. Roth signed a collaboration agreement guaranteeing him unlimited access to Mr. Roth's archives and correspondence, and help in encouraging friends to cooperate, and that he had already spent several marathon sessions interviewing the 79-year-old novelist.
During 2009 Protalix reported positive Phase 3 data for prGCD, an enzyme that treats the rare genetic disorder Gaucher disease, and signed a collaboration with Pfizer.
Foster Wheeler USA Corp has signed a collaboration agreement with Tecnimont USA Inc for front-end engineering (FEED) design, detailed engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) of petrochemicals, chemicals and fertilizer facilities in the US, Canada and Mexico.
Russia will continue to attack Ukraine but will sign a collaboration agreement with China.
The company just announced it has signed a "strategic collaboration" with Johnson & Johnson medical devices subsidiary Ethicon.
Canadian-based Ballard Power signeds hastrategica strategicollaborationon agreement with Xiamen King Long United Automotive Industry Co Ltd in China, to design and deploy fuel cell buses.
Promethean, which makes interactive whiteboards and educational software, signed a memorandum of collaboration with the Mexican Ministry of Education last June to work in primary and secondary education throughout Mexico.
The Skolkovo Foundation, created by President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia to oversee a high-tech hub outside of Moscow, signed a three-year collaboration deal in Moscow last week with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
