Sentence examples for support for partnerships from inspiring English sources

Another participant pointed out that failures such as the Olympic Delivery Authority's security contract with G4S had made it "difficult to get political support locally, and to get public support" for partnerships.

This includes support for partnerships between law enforcement and community organizations that share responsibility for the well-being of youth and adult support mechanisms like outreach or "street" workers whom youth can relate to.

Mr. Gore used the debate to reiterate support for partnerships with industry to reduce the consumption of fossil fuels, while Mr. Bush falsely described the Kyoto agreement by asserting that it forced the United States to go it alone on making environmental changes.

Second, the investments championed by President Obama to enhance educational opportunities – the $4 billion Race to the Top program to reward states for school reforms; the increase in the number and size of Pell grants; the tuition tax credit; the reformed student loan program; federal support for partnerships with community colleges – must be sustained.

There is broad support for partnership between government and voluntary associations, although the details of how this is carried out matter a lot -- as the fight over the Bush administration's faith-based initiative shows.

As well as being a strong supporter of same-sex marriage, Dugdale has voiced her support for civil partnerships to be extended to opposite-sex couples.

Then there is the question of gay relationships and his support for civil partnerships.

Another reason, though, is support for creative partnerships and international tours through programs like Africa Exchange at 651 Arts and L'Afrique en Créations in Paris.

We also welcome support for the partnerships so that diplomas quickly establish themselves as a serious pathway for young people and that the best of school and college facilities and expertise is now available to them".

A number of Democrats argued that well financed or not he might prove to be vulnerable, given his relatively scant record in national politics and some positions that could prove problematic in various primaries -- including his strong opposition to the war in Iraq and strong support for domestic partnerships for gay couples and his opposition to many forms of gun control.

Robert Perkinson's review of "Cocaine Nation" (Aug. 1) correctly states that the Obama administration has moved beyond "war on drugs" rhetoric to a comprehensive public health and public safety approach -- which includes support for international partnerships -- to reduce drug use and its consequences.