Sentence examples for voluntary collaboration from inspiring English sources

In a speech, he said the government preferred to use voluntary collaboration, rather than regulation, to promote public health.

Movement to Work was established three years ago as a voluntary collaboration of UK employers aimed at tackling youth unemployment and helping Neets to get training and work.

Like Wikipedia, Mr. Wales plans to rely on a "wiki" model, a voluntary collaboration of people, to fine-tune the Wikia search engine.

To extend the reach of anti-discrimination laws to private groups whose purpose is not to make a profit, but to bring together people with similar values, would destroy the nation's diverse tradition of voluntary collaboration for common causes.

Beyond this, federal systems operate best in societies with sufficient homogeneity of fundamental interests to allow a great deal of latitude to local government and to permit reliance upon voluntary collaboration.

Because strong encryption can be so effective, classified N.S.A. documents make clear, the agency's success depends on working with Internet companies — by getting their voluntary collaboration, forcing their cooperation with court orders or surreptitiously stealing their encryption keys or altering their software or hardware.

This is an application to speech of a much more general principle: in improvised voluntary collaborations of any sort, the responsibilities a given party shoulders are those he willingly lets himself seem ready to shoulder, no more and no less.

Both may be concerned that collaboration could poison opportunities for future contractual interactions, especially if a business partner is perceived as having unfair insight into government contracting opportunities as a result of voluntary collaborations.

The Rotterdam Study has generated GWAs data for almost the complete dataset summing to over 11,000 DNA samples, and is involved as a major collaborative centre for meta-analysis studies of GWAs data, including national programs (RIDE, NGI-NCHA), EU-funded projects (GEFOS, TREATOA, ENGAGE), and voluntary collaborations (GIANT, MAGIC, CHARGE).

The Rotterdam Study has GWAS data for almost the complete dataset summing to over 12,000 DNA samples, and is involved as a major collaborative centre for meta-analysis studies of GWAS data, including national programs (RIDE, NGI-NCHA), EU-funded projects (GEFOS, TREATOA, ENGAGE), and voluntary collaborations (GIANT, MAGIC, CHARGE).

Today, Alibaba said that it had signed a voluntary safety collaboration with the U.S Consumer Product Safety Commission CPSCC) to halt those transactions that terminate in the U.S. with U.S. resellers.