Sentence examples for started to collaborate on from inspiring English sources
According to the Argentine newspaper La Nación, Argentina has started to collaborate on arms deals, including the development of missile technology, with Venezuela and indirectly with Iran.
Its members work on different projects across Spain, but in recent years they have also started to collaborate on self-build projects, helping social or activist groups by joining forces and resources.
In January 2012, Macmillan Cancer Support and clinical commissioning groups in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent started to collaborate on the concept of a programme to integrate cancer care locally.
They start e-mailing back and forth and then they bring other people into the conversation and perhaps start to collaborate on Facebook until "bang"–something stops the collaboration merry-go-round.
And just as open-source programmers collaborate by sharing software code, engineers are already starting to collaborate on open-source designs for objects and hardware.The jobless technologyA technological change so profound will reset the economics of manufacturing.
Levi Strauss, Timberland and others in the industry are starting to collaborate on inspections to reduce the burden on suppliers.Each industry has its own specific issues, but there are some common themes in how firms are approaching the risk-management side of CSR.
"I wanted something more difficult, so I started to collaborate with another group of researchers on experiments about nuclear particle [physics] in space".
"I wouldn't know what to collaborate on," he explains.
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WEBook, a venture-backed start-up in New York, allows people to collaborate on writing books and is working on new ways to let readers give writers real-time feedback on their work.
Can we have a different sort of relationship to computers and to media objects that are contained within them?" Last summer, Levine approached Salditch to collaborate on this product and start a company.
