Sentence examples for working collaboratively together from inspiring English sources

"This game is like catch because we're working collaboratively together to try to achieve something".

"UX designers and security consultants on the whole are still not working collaboratively together.

Bailey has described the new set up – he has been given the title of president – as "a partnership built on respect and working collaboratively together".

When executive producer David Koren and other founders began Figment, they wanted to bring the Burning Man ethos — or as Koren wrote, the idea of working "collaboratively together to make great things happen" — to a space that all New Yorkers could enjoy.

In a recent position paper, the Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health highlighted the need to demonstrate use of the recovery model in forensic mental health services "Risk assessment and management need to become more open, more transparent with service users and staff working collaboratively together.

Collaboration: HAST team members are encouraged to work collaboratively together, and in so doing provide a unified and seamless level of support to their colleagues in the health services (e.g. to the facility/clinic managers and to their staff), to the Not-for-profit organisation (NPO) stakeholders and where appropriate, to community members.

One scientist speaking anonymously told of low morale and said: "Staff who used to work collaboratively together are now in competition with each other over jobs".

Ms. White said in a statement that she "stressed the need for all market participants to work collaboratively — together and with the commission — to strengthen critical market infrastructure and improve its resilience when technology falls short".

"We will need the nations of the region to work collaboratively together to resolve disputes — without coercion, without intimidating, without threats and, certainly, without the use of force," Mrs. Clinton said on Monday evening after arriving in Indonesia's capital, Jakarta.

Mr Justice Vos concluded: "It would be commendable if the outcome of this judgment were that the parties, even at this late stage, started to work collaboratively together to achieve the best possible planning permission, as they had envisaged they would under the terms of the SPA".

A number of popup shows followed, but it wasn't until they were both running a stall at the We Make London gallery that they worked collaboratively together, when the manager suggested they draw on a wall that wasn't being used.