Sentence examples for this unique partnership from inspiring English sources

This unique partnership pursues Daniel K. Ludwig's goal to eradicate cancer based on Dr. William B. Coley's pioneering ideas in cancer immunotherapy.

This unique partnership between trendy-but-tiny label favoured by the dance cognoscenti and nation state was not enabled by official channels, but by an old friendship going back to the underground Munich club scene of the late 90s.

Gilbert's satire and verbal ingenuity were matched so well by Sullivan's unfailing melodiousness, resourceful musicianship, and sense of parody that the works of this unique partnership won lasting international acclaim.

"This unique partnership gives our newspapers unrivaled access to the Team 2012 athletes," she said, "and means we will be able to throw our full support behind the team and give our readers the inside track".

Dr. Rajiv Shah, USAID administrator, added: "This unique partnership illustrates how we can develop market-based solutions and leverage resources to make a sustainable impact in reducing hunger and poverty, which is particularly critical in light of the crisis in the Horn of Africa.

Setting up this unique partnership was also a heavy lift.

"This is a very unique partnership between the United Nations and the African Union [AU]," said Augustine Mahiga, the UN secretary-general's special representative to Somalia, in his Mogadishu office.

This paper analyses a unique partnership between a nature conservation NGO – BirdLife Netherlands (BLN) – and a network of about 130 dairy and cattle farmers, aimed at meadow bird protection in the Netherlands.

This was because of a unique partnership by SonyEricsson with Columbia University's Millennium Villages Project.

This study was grounded in a unique partnership developed between the University's Pharmacy school and a nationally operating pharmacy chain.

This effort is the result of a unique partnership between the Utah State Office of Education, school districts throughout the state, and a group of university professors.