Sentence examples for to work very closely from inspiring English sources

It isn't like that in the NHS …I'm willing to work with let's have it at an arm's length in terms of a CSU, and there might be some economies of scale …, but if we start losing any expertise or that closeness, because you need to work very closely with people in contracting, then I'll have to say no, it isn't going to happen.

So they really had to work very closely together.

I tend to work very closely across political parties with the women MPs.

I think we will continue to work very closely with the NHS.

It allowed me to work very closely with artists, and partly made up for that sacrifice.

I've also been able to work very closely with our academics as they built and shaped our degree programmes.

Students from the MSFE program have the unique opportunity to work very closely with faculty on advanced research projects.

The White House, whether Democratic or Republican, will need to work very closely with legislators to devise a package of fiscal reforms in the next term.

"We have had difficulty with Pakistan, as I said, but we've also had to work very closely with Pakistan in our counterterror efforts," Mr. Donilon said.

A spokesman for the American Embassy, Tim Moore, said the United States had sought on security issues to "work very closely with host country authorities".

"I intend to work very closely with Malcolm over the coming years to make sure that we develop and implement the best for Queensland".