Sentence examples for trusted partnerships from inspiring English sources

CISOs want peace of mind in trusted partnerships.

Long-term strategies simply must rely on a NES that invests in country-level ownership, builds capacity where needed, and results in an expanding network of capable and trusted partnerships.

The documents also highlighted how these selected projects had an impact, or potential impact, on services (see Table  2 for examples).> The methods of prioritisation included a range of processes, namely i) historical trusted partnerships with on-going dialogue; ii) platforms for negotiation and decision making; and iii) formal consensus methods for priority setting.

Spearhead brings to Smaato not only its expertise and a trusted partnership but opens up the Chinese market for us.

And the definition of those who must file includes domestic estates, trusts, partnerships and corporations.

Mr. Ebbers and others may also have received other still undisclosed shares through trusts, partnerships or limited liability corporations.

The offence would cover all "undertakings", including schools, hospital trusts, partnerships and charities, and all other organisations with staff, rather than just "incorporated companies".

Trusts, partnerships and corporations have multiple owners who can come and go over a period of years until all of the original owners are replaced by a new set.

In a statement, the Connecticut lottery commission said it had "processed the November 2, 2011 Powerball jackpot claim in accordance with applicable rules and integrity standards," and that it was "not uncommon for Powerball winners to be identified as individuals, trusts, partnerships or other legal entities".

The extent to which these difficulties can be addressed by competitive tendering and alternatives such as trusting partnerships and negotiated performance based contracts was considered.

Despite criticism of power as the antithesis of trust, Kumar et al. (1995) contend that trusting partnerships can be built between unequals but only if the powerful party treats the weaker, vulnerable party fairly.