"But you have to have strict rules about what partnership means.
He tolerated European institutions such as the EEC, but only on terms of strict French leadership in partnership with West Germany; hence his veto of Britain's application in 1963.
The Federal Communication Commission's efforts to apply stricter oversight of partnerships between local television stations has created tensions inside the regulatory agency and with broadcasters.
It will also have to operate its licence under pretty strict conditions, including a 70-30 partnership with Petrobras, in whose name all of the extraction of oil will be done.
The legislation banned donations from limited liability corporations and partnerships and placed strict limits on those from individuals, like developers and contractors, who do business with city agencies, a major source of campaign contributions.
The partnerships will include strict requirements on monitoring and evaluation, efficiency and coherence to encourage efforts towards a streamlined UN family.
wrote directly to Daley, urging him to secure strict intellectual property terms in Trans-Pacific Partnership deals.
Some of these mega firms are no longer partnerships at all, in the strict sense, or even law firms, but are what are known as "vereins," a constellation of separate legal entities doing business under a single brand name.
He has also said the Church's strict positions on abortion, euthanasia and gay partnerships were "not negotiable".
Under plans being drawn up by Ed Miliband, Labour would seek amend the 1988 Local Government Act, making business rate relief conditional on a school signing a partnership agreement with state schools under a strict set of new standards.
