Sentence examples for with external bodies from inspiring English sources
The trust was not honest and open with external bodies or the public".
We have also seen evidence that private providers can collaborate effectively with external bodies (for example awarding organisations, professional bodies, industry).
The Department will decide upon and carry out appropriate follow-ups to all assessment activities, which may involve consultations with external bodies (alumni, industry, etc).
Establishing the contract, communicating with each other, trust, and coordination with external bodies are very important for Chinese apparel new venture development (Forza and Vinelli, 1997).
Academic consultants work with external bodies on individual projects or offer specialised services whilst continuing as employees within their university (usually full-time, although universities are increasingly flexible should your consultancy work demand a bigger share of your time).
In addition to doing scientific work, staff there must also secure contracts with external bodies by developing products and services that can compete with those of other commercial organisations.
To determine the 90 and 180 degrees of shoulder abduction, we set different parts of a goniometer as follows: a fixed extendable arm was set along with external body line; shaft of the goniometer was under the external part of acromion with a distance of 2 cm and the mobile arm parallel to athletes' arm axis in 90 or 180 degrees.
An increasing proportion of programmes are accredited by external bodies with very specific requirements for overall outcomes and standards.
Mr Brown's main thrust is to replace Parliament's ancient system of self-governance with an external body that would set and police MPs' allowances.
Model-based feedback control of vibration in flexible structures can be complicated by the possibility that interaction with an external body occurs.
In this paper, a modeling and analysis framework for snake robots in contact with an external body has been presented.
