Sentence examples for started a collaborative from inspiring English sources

I, alongside my friend, Tamrin Goldberg, gathered various artists we knew and started a collaborative dance company.

Years later, after a chance occasion linking up in a New York studio while Psutka was on tour, they've finally started a collaborative project called LIMIT.

To study the epidemiology of OVCA in this population, we started a collaborative effort in 10 sites in the US.

In 2004 Little Angels, a social enterprise based in Darwen (in Eastern Lancashire), started a collaborative project based on the WHO Ten Steps for Successful Breastfeeding [ 13] with the Royal Blackburn Hospital, a Baby Friendly Hospital in Lancashire, to support nursing mothers to breastfeed longer.

In 2011, after a tsunami struck Japan, there was talk of North and South Korea starting a collaborative monitoring programme, but that has since stalled.

In 2011, after a terrible tsunami struck Japan, there was talk of North and South Korea starting a collaborative monitoring programme, but that has since stalled.

It's true that we need to have a hoped-for outcome in mind when networking, eg being considered for a job, starting a collaborative project, gaining access to resources, etc.

The goals of this study were to develop and evaluate a joint theoretical/practical training course for radiology residents and technicians and to start a collaborative practice agreement enabling radiology technicians to perform PICC placement under the responsibility of an interventional radiologist.

At the conclusion of the hearings, the Department did what a coalition of student, veterans, civil rights, consumer, and other groups urged it to do -- it announced it would promptly start a collaborative public process (called negotiated rulemaking) to create a revised gainful employment rule.

A national consortium of 5 universities came together in 2005 to start a collaborative nursing PhD programme [ 22].

She got the part, took home a best actress award in 1931 and started a long-term collaborative relationship with the designer, foreshadowing today's actresses who work with specific designers or stylists.