Sentence examples for uncommon partnership from inspiring English sources

This uncommon partnership is a testament to the value of the collection, which is the largest assembled from Ben Ezra.

For instance, the video game called "Never Alone," came about through an uncommon partnership of nearly 40 Alaska Native elders, storytellers and community members who worked side by side with game developers to share, celebrate and extend the traditional lore of the Innupiat people".

12 45pm Networking lunch 2pm Keynote – "Embracing the competition: why we can't create green chemistry in a bubble?" 2 35pm Panel discussion – Uncommon partnerships: building collaborations for greener chemistry 3 25pm Panel discussion – Communicating the future: telling the green chemistry story 4.25pm Workshop: how to tell your green chemistry story.

I'm thinking of new restaurants with serious ambitions and uncommon culinary partnerships.

The cooperation between the Sunni militia and Shi'ite-led government is an uncommon show of partnership to prevent Sunni Islamic State militants from overrunning the desert province bordering the Euphrates River.

The winners were aided by the diagramed deal, which demonstrates the advantage of partnership discussion of some uncommon situations.

In essence, it is a partnership of charter school chains Uncommon Schools, KIPP, and Achievement First, and it is housed in the Uncommon Schools affiliated North Star Academy.

When it comes to observing the planet, international partnerships are not all that uncommon.

There was also an increase in the role Cancer Councils were taking to support Indigenous organisations, and although collaborative partnerships still seemed to be relatively uncommon and the sustainability of these was sometimes fragile, an issue well-known to those working in Indigenous-mainstream partnerships[ 18].

I can't give you a percentage, but it's not uncommon for CIOs to feel they have less partnership and less of an entry into the business than they would like.

After he was elected president, in December 1997, he set about rebuilding South Korea's shattered economy with uncommon zeal, bringing together unions and employers in a partnership.