Sentence examples for working with locally from inspiring English sources

In the same period, Saxon craftsmen, including Neuber — goldsmith to the court of Frederick Augustus III, Elector of Saxony — were working with locally found stones like amethyst, jasper and agate.

Working with locally based Hibar Systems, EVI has commenced engineering refinement of its novel fuel cell stack design for its prototype hybrid FE-DMFC/rechargeable battery portable power supply.

By working with locally elected state officials and requesting the New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) to revoke licenses, Salamanca closed four clubs in two years.

I could overhear how excited he was to be working with locally sourced Mangalitsa pigs, and for a short brief moment as the pork fat melted onto my tongue, I could taste why... Meet Michael Clampffer, the Executive Chef & Vice President of Mosefund Farm's Mangalitsa pig program in Branchville, New Jersey.

In working with local centres, locally approaching the GPs by the manual therapists and physical therapists, we expect to be able to have the required number of participants minimally within one year after the start.

If you want to be successful building an offshore development team, treat your developers there the same way as the ones you work with locally.

"When we first got into this, we had this utopian vision of working with local communities to build locally grown stoves," the E.P.A.'s Jacob Moss told me.

This pilot service was delivered in a primary and community care setting and helped to implement NICE National Institute for Health and Care Excellencee) guidance for persistent low back pain locally, by working with local GPs and health professionals [ 1].

The service was delivered in a primary and commuity care setting and assisted in implementing NICE Guidance for persistent low back pain locally, by working with local GPs and health professionals.

Brandon Lewis agreed with Mr Clegg that the government's planning around garden cities should be "locally led" and "working with local communities".

Although Turner Prize winner Assemble's Liverpool project is perhaps the best-known at present, there's a multiplicity of grassroots projects – including an artists' initiative in Bradford – that are working with people locally to make something that none of them knew could exist before they made it together.