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One strategy is to work in partnership with other members of the hospital staff.
We are eager to continue this work in partnership with cities to advance shared, sustainable transportation.
We are continuing to work in partnership with the Virgin Group to advance our first projects globally.
This is a place for makers, thinkers, and provocateurs to collaborate and work in partnership with YBCA.
When the going gets tough, we're willing to work in partnership with our neighbors to get things done.
State and local officials work in partnership with the FCC, FEMA, and private telecoms when sending out emergency alerts.
" He wants companies to work "in partnership" with the Department of Justice and law enforcement to catch "red flags.
"We look forward to the future of homeopathic medicines as we work in partnership with the FDA," the letter said.
"In light of this, we seek to work in partnership with all who live and work in this great city."
We look forward to continuing to work in partnership with the FCC to keep these illegal products off our site.
I can think of no better home for NCM as we work in partnership towards creating better content for our audience.
At the end of the day, what the U.S. and China need is to find a way to work in partnership.
There's his work in partnership with Bill Clinton, a friendship that yielded some humorous anecdotes underscoring the difference between the two presidents.
We reiterate our commitment to work in partnership with the African continent, supporting the African Union Agenda 2063, to realize Africa's potential.
And we&aposll work in partnership with all of you to execute on our plans and continue to build this great company.
But rather than honing in on one material, Ginkgo is a sort of the backbone, work in partnership with these types of companies.
What's new is that Trump's statement specifically called for them to work "in partnership" with the Department of Justice and law enforcement agencies.
We work in partnership with a lot of public broadcasters, not just the BBC, so we're particularly interested in whatever they're navigating through.
These actions, along with our disastrous Iran deal, have also reduced our ability to work in partnership with our Muslim allies in the region.
These actions along with our disastrous Iran daily have also reduced our ability to work in partnership with our Muslim allies in the region.
His work, in partnership with aid charity Rescue Global, helps the organization filter through false information following disasters to deliver aid to the right places.
We clearly have an authority role to work in partnership with the feds, but we don't manage the Air Force or NASA as an agency.
The idea was to provide H-1B visas that were exempt from the government-imposed cap because entrepreneurs would work in partnership with city universities.
It'll look to develop tech for its own fleet, and work in partnership with automakers, including Toyota, in pursuit of commercializing and deploying autonomous driving.
" He stressed that government should instead focus its attention on fixing a "shortage of workers with the skills needed to work in partnership with AI systems.
In Brussels in February, Vice President Mike Pence expressed the "strong commitment" of the United States to continue to work in "partnership" with the European Union.
The academy will work in partnership with Mr. Miranda, Mr. Kail, the Ars Nova founders Jenny and Jon Steingart, and Jill Furman, a "Hamilton" co-producer.
The feature could work in partnership with Assistant, which may be on its way to Chrome OS, or it may just work like standard text message forwarding.
"The Vision Fund is a visionary fund [and] we're proud to be selected to work in partnership with it," Coupang CEO Bom Kim told TechCrunch in an interview.
Boeing NeXt is to work in partnership with outside companies as it looks to build unmanned vehicles, resolve air traffic control and help model infrastructure on the ground.
"China Investment Corporation is prepared to broaden and deepen its investments in Europe," he said, adding it would work in partnership with financial institution firms to make more investments.
Offshore wind developers, coupled with private financing, have clearly demonstrated their willingness to invest significant resources and work in partnership with government at all levels to build this industry.
FPO minister Norbert Hofer, who also coordinates the FPO's government work in partnership with the conservatives, told journalists that there was a "certain likelihood" that Holzmann will get the job.
For many, the issues we collectively work in partnership to address through this funding are ones that speak to elected leaders' faith and values, like human rights, equality and dignity.
That they decided to crowdfund is an interesting decision, but it lets them test the waters and also work in partnership with Schell Games to build both physical objects and apps.
After selling its Breadcrumb POS business last year, Groupon this summer said that it would strike a deal with Grubhub to take on its delivery business and work in partnership in the future.
So increasingly, we see governments moving towards large scale precincts where they work in partnership over not a two- to three-year journey, but a 10- to 15-year journey with a partner.
It is perhaps the best example of Xiaomi's smart device platform, which sees Xiaomi work in partnership with device makers to produce and sell hardware using the Xiaomi brand and its Mi.com store.
This is a moment of reflection for this institution, and we will do our best to answer our students' call and work in partnership to make sure we live up to those values.
When creating benefits, we focus on efforts that can scale to help the largest number of individuals, and work in partnership with our employees to ensure that what we are building offers meaningful support.
The Malaysian units of HSBC Holdings and Mizuho Financial Group, along with Daiwa Capital Markets — which will work in partnership with Affin Hwang Investment Bank — will be the joint lead arrangers, Lim told reporters.
As part of the programme, up to ten accredited colleges will work in partnership with "non-traditional providers", like boot-camps, and the quality of the camps will be assessed by a third party.
More importantly, if NATO capability is something that can only be provided by the US, and the rest of NATO can work in partnership only with the US, then that is where the problem is.
She had not participated in the 1901 fair, she explained, because female architects there were paid substantially less than men, and she had plenty of work in partnership with her husband, the architect Robert Bethune.
To this end, law enforcement officials, clergy members, community leaders, social service providers and mentors who have themselves escaped violent lifestyles work in partnership with one another to help these individuals turn their lives around.
"My clients would welcome involvement from Treasury if it gives comfort to banks that they can work in partnership with registered ... compliant money remitters," said Claire Piper, a compliance specialist who works with remittance companies.
All will work in partnership with the Community Partners for Child Safety program to develop prevention strategies for the different agencies and twelve-step programs will be created and implemented into the collaborative prevention network.
"We believe our networks are adequate and we work in partnership with our states to ensure our networks are adequate and our members have access to high-quality health care," she said in an email.
It's fair to say that the PFA Equalities team do a lot of vital work in partnership with the Premier League to promote equality and diversity in relation to age, disability, faith, gender, race and sexuality.
"I am directing the Department of Justice to work in partnership with local, state and federal agencies, as well as social media companies to develop tools that can detect mass shooters before they strike," he said.
To the Editor: Confronting the ways in which racism and gender oppression conspire to create poor birth outcomes for black women requires public health departments to work in partnership with health care systems and community partners.
Mr. Li, who arrived to a band of traditional Croatian singers and a phalanx of Chinese workers in CBRC rain slickers lining the road, said the bridge was evidence that China could work in partnership and harmony.
One is that Ms. Merkel seems committed to playing a lead role as the United States pulls back; another is France's election of President Emmanuel Macron, who has demonstrated a willingness to work in partnership with Ms. Merkel.
"We work in partnership with the Veterans Crisis Line, so when you press one the call will be connected to a special center that's operated by Veterans Affairs," Shari Sinwelski, associate director for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, told BuzzFeed News.
Within corporate finance, Deutsche said it wanted to create "global industry groups principally co-led from our hubs in Europe, the US and Asia Pacific, which will work in partnership with the country coverage teams that maintain strong local relationships".
The Army Corps is performing this work in partnership with two Army Corps agencies that have expertise in performing construction in an Arctic environment — the Cold Regions Research & Engineering Lab and the US Army Corps of Engineers Engineer Research & Development Center.
Under the plan, which is expected to be discussed by the cabinet this week before being submitted to parliament, any foreign investor would need to work in partnership with the state or a private Algerian firm, the document seen by Reuters said.
"Volkswagen will develop a joint Internet platform which will handle the entire purchasing process through to contract conclusion, including financing, payment and even used car trade-ins," the carmaker said, adding the new sales outlet would work in partnership with its existing dealer organization.
"Troy Price was doing his best, but it wasn't enough," Mr. Perez said in an interview with The Times on Sunday, noting that while the national and state parties work in partnership, the Iowa Democratic Party is ultimately responsible for administering its own nominating contest.
"It has been a challenging journey to get us to this stage, but we now look forward to starting work in partnership with all stakeholders to revive these plants and bring employment back," Gupta, who is executive chairman of GFG Alliance, said in the statement.
"At Jewel-Osco we strive to maintain high animal welfare standards across all areas of our business, and work in partnership with our vendors to ensure those standards are upheld," said a spokeswoman for the company, which has 187 stores throughout the Chicago area, Indiana and Iowa.
"While shutting down EPA's Region 5 Chicago office would make it more difficult and less efficient for the federal government to work in partnership with state and local communities, it is unclear that it would reduce costs to the EPA as a whole," the members wrote.
What the White House probably desires in seeking comprehensive voter data is access to that data so that it can work in partnership with conservative groups to be as efficient as possible at demographically targeted voter registration purges and other suppression techniques before the 2018 midterm elections.
We think very deeply about safety and security and work in partnership with the NYPD and other Police and Departments of Transportation all over the world, sharing information on road incidents and closures to help municipalities better understand what's happening in their cities in real time.
Roughly 2,000 U.S. troops, including special forces, work in partnership with the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), an amalgamation of Arab and Kurdish militias that do most of the fighting against the so-called Islamic State (IS) on the ground while the U.S. provides training, weaponry and air support.
All Kroger Ship deliveries will be fulfilled through the company's two fulfillment centers — located in Nevada and North Carolina — and will work in partnership with FedEx and USPS to ship deliveries, according to information provided to TechCrunch in an email by Kroger's head of Corporate Communications and Media Relations.
"While shutting down EPA's Region 5 Chicago office would make it more difficult and less efficient for the federal government to work in partnership with state and local communities, it is unclear that it would reduce costs to the EPA as a whole," the members, led by Sen.
I'm committed to ensuring that future budgets do not include Hyde and [to] doing what I've always done, and that is building an inclusive coalition to do this work in partnership with those who stand to be the most impacted, and bringing my colleagues along in doing that.
"We want to work in partnership with our teams in terms of determining where we go, but our view is that we'd like to go above 21 (races)," said Bratches, adding that next season would have 21 rather than the current 20 with France and Germany joining and Malaysia leaving.
We'll continue to work in partnership with the EU through its Code of Practice on Disinformation, including by publishing regular reports about our work to prevent abuse, as well as with governments, law enforcement, others in our industry and the NGO community to strengthen protections around elections, protect users, and help combat disinformation.
Carol Folt, the university's president, said in a statement that the agreement reflected its commitment to "work in partnership" with the Education Department's Office for Civil Rights "to further a culture and climate where students, faculty and staff can learn, work and thrive," and that the university had already taken several steps to improve.
Kratsios said the White House will prioritize research funding in academia "and work in partnership with the private sector" to bolster U.S. innovation in AI. The White House also pointed toward its continued funding of basic AI research across agencies, including the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, the Department of Defense and the National Institutes of Health.
"This investment is a key opportunity for Centrica to support growing customer demand and work in partnership with Driivz to explore new offers for customers that connect home, work and on-the-road car charging, while also evaluating the role of EVs and potential vehicle-to-grid applications as part of the future energy landscape," Tudor added.
Neither technology is mature enough to be put into practice yet, but here's how it should work: In partnership with Harvard University and the University of Nottingham, Rolls-Royce is working to build 10mm miniature, collaborative robots — called SWARM — that will be able to provide to the human operator a live video feed of an engine interior via small cameras.
The museum also took out a full-page advertisement in The New York Times with the text, "Dignity Has No Nationality," linking to her social practice work in partnership with the City of New York and the Queens Museum, in creating immigrant projects that have been both lauded and criticized for not always connecting with established (non-art) immigrant-rights organizations.
"While we always try to work in partnership with the federal government, the [EPA's] role in the Hoosick Falls situation was certainly not helpful, and was, at times, counterproductive," Health Commissioner Howard Zucker and Environmental Commissioner Basil Seggos wrote to EPA head Gina McCarthyRegina (Gina) McCarthyOvernight Energy: Critics accuse Interior's top lawyer of misleading Congress | Boaty McBoatface makes key climate change discovery | Outrage over Trump's order to trim science advisory panels Trump's order to trim science advisory panels sparks outrage Overnight Energy: Trump order to trim science panels sparks outrage | Greens ask watchdog to investigate Interior's records policies | EPA to allow use of pesticide harmful to bees MORE.
Maintenance services are typically contracted to Swindon Commercial Services (SCS), who work in partnership with the council.
They work in partnership with the Vancouver Park Board as well as the Stanley Park Ecology Society.
The profits generated have enhanced Enable Ireland's capacity to work in partnership with the State in the expansion of services and facilities.
As well as this, the company will work in partnership with Scottish Borders Council to improve bus stops, the provision of real-time information, and bus priority measures.
They work in partnership with NDI as last-mile entrepreneurs to reach the bottom of the pyramid market in Indonesia with solar lamps and other high impact products and services.
Students council is formed in order to work in partnership with the school management, staff and parents for the benefit of the school. The members are elected by voting method.
The building, museum and art gallery are owned and managed by Canterbury City Council; Kent County Council is the library authority. These authorities work in partnership with stakeholders and funders.
It currently comprises a coalition of more than 70 groups. These include corporations, non-governmental organizations, leading universities, and government agencies. All work in partnership to encourage more Americans to volunteer internationally.
To work in partnership with business and establish an Annual Business Forum. The Partnership Agreement commits the Scottish Government to work in partnership with business and establish an Annual Business Forum to develop ideas and maximise the drivers for growth. The Executive jointly hosted a business conference with the Scottish Parliament on 22 and 23 April 2004. The aim of this unique partnership event between the Executive and the Parliament was to engage Scottish business in continuing to grow Scotland's economy.
The Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA), is the foremost investigative agency for labour exploitation in the UK. Its role is to work in partnership with police and other law enforcement agencies to protect vulnerable and exploited workers.
Agents work in partnership with citizens, the community and other law enforcement agencies, to address locations that may be negatively affecting quality of life and/or public safety, in order to encourage voluntary compliance and create safer communities.
Teachers Assurance was initiated in 1877 by the NUT (National Union of Teachers). Although they are now separate companies, the two still work in partnership and Teachers Assurance is endorsed by the NUT to provide financial services to members.
CIMBA collaborates with the local businesses and community. For example, companies in Italy's entrepreneurial Veneto region (e.g., Benetton, Nordica, and Zanussi) work in partnership with CIMBA to provide MBA students with real-world Management consulting and Six Sigma projects.
Spring Competitive Rowing in St. Catharines is considered the high school season. Local secondary schools in the Niagara Region work in partnership with the SCRC to prepare local students for competition in the CSSRA Championships held at year end.
In September 2006 LCDP received funding through the Neighbourhood Renewal Fund via the City of Lincoln Council to work in partnership to set up two Neighbourhood Management Teams, on the St Giles and Moorland estates of the City of Lincoln.
Sirens work in partnership with both Netball Scotland and the Scotland national netball team. Gail Parata served as the joint head coach of both Sirens and Scotland. At the 2019 Netball World Cup, eleven of the Scotland squad were Sirens players.
Dremel EMEA's main headquarters is in Breda, Netherlands. Operating in over 36 countries throughout Europe, Dremel holds over 80% of the overall market for rotary tools. Dremel Europe work in partnership with Dremel US, whose main offices are located in Mt. Prospect, Illinois.
Tear Studio was established in Suginami, Tokyo, Japan by Jun Katō. On March 15, 2013, Teartribe was founded as Tear Studio's overseas production department, aiming to work in partnership with Chinese studios experienced in the animation industry to achieve stable economic and production quality.
Site-specific information panel, one of many installed by the National Park Service within Governors Island National Monument Three organizations work in partnership to maintain the island: the National Parks of New York Harbor Conservancy, the Trust for Governors Island, and Friends of Governors Island.
However, these plans faltered, and the expansion will not be completed in time for the convention. Organizers were originally planning to recruit 15,000 volunteers. The firm Populous was named as the event architect. Populous was assigned to work in partnership with Milwaukee firm American Design Inc.
YHAI is a member of Hostelling International, an international federation of hostel associations. Due to its work in various fields, e.g. youth activity, the environment, education, it work in partnership with a wide variety of other organisations both within the voluntary sector, national government and local government.
The local community group was established in October 2007. The Friends of Meols Park work in partnership with the Wirral Council Parks Development Team. The group helps to organise community events every September and November. The Sparks In The Park event is a community firework display.
Established in 2002, the Friends of Ashton Park work in partnership with the Park Ranger and the Councils Parks Development Team. The Friends play a major role in the organisation of community events and contribute to management decisions, they also help raise funding for improvements and new facilities.
The NEC focuses on issues in the United States and Canada and organizes there, although it does work in partnership with similar networks around the world. Writing for The Guardian Jo Confino noted the NEC's approach of getting organizations to work together that share common aims if not strategies.
Virgin Experience Days are also frequently given away in competitions and work in partnership with bloggers for more in depth reviews of their experiences. The company's business-to-business division was relaunched in 2017 under the name ‘Virgin Incentives’, following Virgin Experience Days' buyout by Inflexion Private Equity.
Thomas Jackson served his early apprenticeship with George Dymond of Bristol, England. In 1829, he moved to Ulster to work in partnership with Thomas Duff of Newry. He was in charge of Duff's newly established Belfast branch office. He kept this role until 1835 before striking out on his own.
Enhanced Editions and Canongate also work in partnership in the production of selected books enhanced for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The titles that have been released are: Dreams From My Father, The Audacity of Hope, The Death of Bunny Munro and The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ.
On Vinson's initiative, the UNSW School of Social Work, in partnership with the NSW Department of Housing, residents, and local community bodies, formed a community development centre on the Waterloo Housing Estate. Tony Vinson has had the title Professor Emeritus conferred on him by the University of New South Wales.
External aid organizations; UN agencies have a Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan co-led by UNHCR and UNDP under Turkey. Private INGOs work in partnership with Turkish NonGovernmental Organisations (NGOs) and associations to support the delivery of services through national systems, help link refugees and asylum seekers with governmental services.
Maldives Association of Tourism Industry (MATI) is a non-profit non-governmental organization working towards the sustainable development of the country's tourism industry. Its membership is open to those engaged in the travel trade business. MATI coordinates its activities with the government and work in partnership with other national and international organizations.
Asham also has his own charity called "Arron's Chance to Play Hockey" (chance2play.com) This foundation's mission is to work in partnership with the community to provide opportunities that will enhance the emotional, physical, social and intellectual well being of children. The overall goal is to enhance the lives of children and families.
Work in partnership with the church to educate students for leadership and service to the global community. Foster and encourage the common good of member institutions. Strengthen the collegiality and camaraderie among member presidents, deans and heads of schools. NAAMSCU was founded by GBHEM and is assisted by GBHEM's Division of Higher Education.
Their role is to seek out new economic opportunities and retain their existing business wealth. There are numerous other organizations whose primary function is not economic development but which work in partnership with economic developers. They may include the news media, foundations, utilities, schools, health care providers, faith-based organizations, and colleges, universities, and other education or research institutions.
Most of them work executing the official indigenist policy, obtaining resources from different sources (government, donations, international funding, others) to develop sustainable activities with indigenous communities, being that some of them even work in partnership with the official indigenist organ Funai, sometimes backing up for the lack of resources (especially human resources) faced by the government institution.
The MOD conducts its flight test and military evaluation activities in a public-private partnering arrangement with QinetiQ. The Armed Forces provide specialist personnel to work in partnership with QinetiQ. For regulatory purposes the QinetiQ-MOD partnering arrangement that is approved to conduct flight testing is referred to as the Aircraft Test and Evaluation Collaboration (ATEC).
Whiting participated in the Historic Places Trust's first marae conservation project at Manutuke. It had always been the Trust's policy to work in partnership with iwi and hapū when restoring marae. Whiting felt that it was his role to establish and maintain a close connection between the trust and those iwi (tribes) participating in the various projects.
George Newton Kenworthy FRAIA, also known as G. N. Kenworthy or "Kennie" (1885 – 28 October 1954), was a leading Sydney architect and Fellow of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects best associated for his work in partnership with Henry Eli White and for his building designs (particularly theatres) in the Art Deco, Streamline Moderne, Functionalist and Spanish Mission styles.
Trading Standards services work in partnership with the Citizens Advice Bureau consumer service to provide free, confidential and impartial advice on consumer issues. If consumers have concerns they are advised to report their concerns to the Citizens Advice consumer service (see external links) so that crucial intelligence can reach trading standards.Help and advice Trading Standards Institute. Retrieved 22 June 2014.
Mandela MarketPlace entrance Mandela MarketPlace is a non-profit organization operating in West Oakland that provides West Oakland residents with healthier, more sustainable, and locally grown, produce. They work in partnership with West Oakland residents to increase education about sustainable and healthy diets and to address systemic economic and health inequities."Mandela MarketPlace About Us" Mandela MarketPlace. Mandela MarketPlace, n.d. Web.
In October 2010 speech, IRS Commissioner Shulman announced the creation of a Return Preparer Office. The Return Preparer Office was to be responsible for implementing the new requirements and for oversight of the IRS return preparer program. The Office was to work in partnership with the Office of Professional Responsibility, which is responsible for the enforcement of Circular 230 conduct issues.
For example, in 2017 the government of Singapore started a scheme to provide allotments to its a citizens so they could socialise while working together on them, while the Netherlands government set up a telephone line for lonely older people. While governments sometimes directly control loneliness relief efforts, typically they fund or work in partnership with educational institutions, companies and NGOs.
The freehold is owned by the Pollen Estate, who work in partnership with Westminster City Council to protect the street's tailoring heritage under the Savile Row SPA (Special Policy Area). As of August 2014, Norway's Oil Fund, the world's largest sovereign wealth fund, had acquired a 57.8% interest in the Pollen Estate. This includes properties in Mayfair, among which is Savile Row.
Attractions added since 1947 include a bowling green, stage, miniature railway, and putting green. In 2012 the Friends of Craigtoun group was formed to work in partnership with Fife Council to run the amenities in the park. The summer of 2013 saw the park reopen with amenities operated by the Friends of Craigtoun and the park grounds and gardens maintained by Fife Council.
Volunteering Matters also runs weekend volunteering projects in London. They also have a journalist network through which journalists can volunteer their skills to non profit organisations who need extra promotional help. Additionally, Volunteering Matters Action Desks work in partnership with the BBC in 36 BBC local radio stations. They broadcast appeals for volunteers, run awareness campaigns and promote Lifelong Learning.
The Leading Edge Partnership programme was established in 2003 by the Department for Children, Schools and Families in the United Kingdom. The programme's intention was to encourage Secondary schools in England to work in partnership to solve some problems in education. In 2005 the programme expanded. The programme encourages schools to work to raise achievement through the sharing of proven ideas.
Research is integral to the school's mission to educate students and benefit society. Engineering faculty pursue investigations that are timely, socially responsible and forward thinking. They work in partnership with industry and state and federal agencies to promote the transfer of research to applications that improve lives. More than two-thirds of undergraduate students actively participate in faculty-led projects.
They work in partnership with the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government, Local Authorities, the Health Service Executive, Dublin Regional Homeless Executive and our sector colleagues. Respond have 283 staff and directly employ an in-house multi-disciplinary development team made up of architects, planners, quantity surveyors and clerk of works who continually work on delivering new homes for people across Ireland.
Travel Industry Members - Tourism-related companies and organizations that work in partnership with the North American motorcoach industry. They include travel and tourism companies, convention and visitor bureaus, destination marketing organizations, accommodations, attractions, food service organizations, and tourism service professionals such as receptive operators who specialize in tour planning for a local area. Associate Members - Manufacturers and suppliers of buses and bus-related products and services.
In 2013, President Obama launched Power Africa, bringing together technical and legal experts, the private sector, and governments from around the world to work in partnership to increase the number of people with access to power. As Administrator, Shah led the Administration's efforts to secure billions of dollars of private investments for African power development to bring more than 26,000 MW of power online.
In 2004, Cory was removed from the band's name in appreciation of the continued support from Buy As You View and for some time, the band was simply known as the Buy As You View band. BAYV work in partnership with the Consumer Credit Trade Association and the Credit Services Association to ensure that they keep up to date and comply with current credit legislation in the UK and Europe.
The market was proved, but shipping ice in this way was expensive and demand outstripped supply.Keithahn, p. 121. Ice began to be ordered instead from the then Russian-controlled Alaska in 1851 at $75 a ton (901 kg). The American-Russian Commercial Company was subsequently formed in San Francisco in 1853 to work in partnership with the Russian-American Company of Alaska to supply ice to the west coast of America.
RGU:Union also operates a system of student representatives, student school officers, equality champions and more who work in partnership with the university to ensure quality teaching and learning. RGU:Union also provides a range of extra-curricular opportunities. As of 2018, the union has over 41 affiliated societies, ranging from course based academic societies to hobby and interest based groups.affiliated societies The Union also runs a number of volunteering projects and activities.
Together with the Authors' Licensing and Collecting Society, PLS own and direct the Copyright Licensing Agency. They also work in partnership with NLA media access. PLS distributed over £34m to publishers from collective licensing in 2017–18, and they work to encourage innovation and good practice in rights management, whether that is in print or online. Services PLS also provide a range of rights management services and initiatives.
Finally, the BC government is in Support with Greener ports and marine vessels. Vancouver's ports play a crucial role in the British Columbia's economy. As the ports in Vancouver' are an important asset to the government, the government will work in partnership with the ports and related organizations to test new ways to reduce emissions from port operations. Two additional transportation emission reduction policies and programs led by the province: 1\.
St Andrew's is also active in schools work in partnership with other churches in the Oxford area – indeed, people from the church have been instrumental in founding an independent charity, the Oxford Schools Chaplaincy, to carry on this work. At full complement there are usually three or four ordained clergy (the Vicar, a stipendiary curate ( Rev. Simon Potter), a non-stipendiary curate ( Rev. Jonathan Vaughan) and an Associate Vicar (Rev.
Many local FoE groups work in partnership with Indigenous communities. FoE acts as the secretariat for the Australian Nuclear Free Alliance (ANFA). In addition to more conventional campaigning, a number of FoE groups operate businesses and other ventures that act as practical examples of sustainable business. In 1999 FoE Brisbane initiated the Reverse Garbage re- use centre, which finds community uses for industrial discards which would otherwise go to landfill.
ENGSO Youth is a democratic, youth-led organisation, representing national umbrella organisations for youth sport from across Europe. To provide support, advice and guidance for members who want to establish their own youth structure; To work in partnership with the European Union, the Council of Europe and other European organisations to represent the voice of youth sport; To provide up to date communications and good practice to all member organisations.
The example pictured shows a hand, representing the merchant navy carrying a Hawker Hurricane to the USSR, to reinforce the Soviet air force. Several of his wartime works depict an anthropomorphised, cartoon-style incendiary bomb, 'Fire-bomb Fritz'. Mount was subsequently a founding member of the Artist Partners agency, which was established in 1950 by the agent Donovan Candler in Lower John Street, Soho, London. Mount continued to work in partnership with Eileen Evans.
The Cass School of Education and Communities offers initial teacher training (ITT) programmes for Primary, Secondary and Post-Compulsory phases. The initial teacher education teams work in partnership with schools in the east London area but this also extends into other London boroughs and out into the Home Counties. They offer initial teacher training for secondary school teacher subject specialists in a variety of curriculum areas. Subject knowledge enhancement courses are also offered.
Bulova put together a task force for the Fairfax County Asian American History Project. In May 2010, this task force produced a book and a website which captures the history of Asian-Americans in Fairfax County. Celebrating Fairfax County's 275th Anniversary Bulova founded the Faith Communities in Action. This countywide network encourages faith communities and charitable non-profit organizations to work in partnership with local government to better respond to the needs of the community.
Budden and Greenwell continued to work in partnership until 1922 and Kent joined H H. Masie and practiced with him until his retirement in 1930. On two occasions between partnerships, 1922–1931 and 1939–1940, Budden worked as a sole-trader under the name of H. E. Budden. He worked in conjunction with other Sydney architects on particular projects during this time. From 1931 until 1939, Budden was in partnership with Nicholas Mackey.
Moreover, upon completion of the Abney Park Chapel, William Hosking was offered the post of professor of Art and Construction at King's College, than an avowedly the Anglican establishment, and John Britton, who had co-authored one of Pugin's books promoting gothic revival architecture, was soon to work in partnership with William Hosking to devise a restoration scheme in Bristol for an Anglican church. Thus Hosking could claim to have spanned the inter-denominational divide.
With a team of fourteen to assist, he completed it on 8 December 1989, just four weeks after commencement. By February 1990, BCL, TVNZ and BCI had signed a Heads of Agreement to work in partnership on an alternate telecommunications project. Todd Corporation, New Zealand Railways Corporation and American telecommunications company MCI were poised to do likewise. Both parties were aware of the need for more than one set of transmission facilities.
He has composed a number of electro-acoustic works for other art forms, TV, video and theatre. Through his career, Brustad has also focused on integrating electronics with acoustic instruments. A number of Brustads pieces have been released on CD and he has received a series of commissions and grants for his work. In partnership with his wife Kari Beate Tandberg, Brustad has composed works for the sculptures that constitute the Artscape Nordland project.
Family support programs are open to all families, recognizing that all families deserve support. 2\. Family support programs complement existing services, build networks and linkages, and advocate for policies, services and systems that support families' abilities to raise healthy children. 3\. Family support programs work in partnership with families and communities to meet expressed needs. 4\. Family support programs focus on the promotion of wellness and use a prevention approach in their work. 5\.
According to their website, Africa Action is a national organization for political, economic and social justice in Africa. Africa Action contends that the U.S. has a special historic responsibility toward Africa. It also believes that racism has been and is a major determinant of U.S. policies toward Africa, Africans and U.S. citizens of African descent. Members of the organization value Africa and its peoples, and seek to work in partnership with Africans.
Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) is a front line agricultural extension center funded by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research. KVK in Pal, Jalgaon District, is primarily funded and supported by Satpuda Vikas Mandal. The two organizations work in partnership to provide education, training, scientific testing and advice to local farmers and communities in order to improve crop yields and quality. CERES Global is a project of the not-for-profit CERES Community Environment Park, based in Melbourne, Victoria.
Fernanda Viégas, "Chromogram," 2006 A second stream of work, in partnership with Martin Wattenberg, centers on collective intelligence and the public use of data visualization. Her work with visualizations such as History Flow and Chromogram led to some of the earliest publications on the dynamics of Wikipedia, including the first scientific study of the repair of vandalism.2004: Studying Cooperation and Conflict between Authors with history flow Visualizations. Fernanda B. Viégas, Martin Wattenberg, and Kushal Dave.
The need to work in partnership with nature and be more responsive to a changing climate led in 2007 to $3.5 million in improvements and repairs, including replacement of the old plywood flashboards with a more reliable metal and rubber-bladder washboard structure (for better flood and water level control), as well as improving fish migration.Wacker, Tim. Boston Globe. September 27, 2007 In 2008 repairs were delayed by exceptionally heavy rains which highlighted the necessity of the repairs.
St Andrew's, St John Ambulance and the British Red Cross Society collectively form the Voluntary Aid Societies. Together, the organisations produce the official First Aid Manual in the United Kingdom. Following an agreement in 1908, St John Ambulance ceased to operate in Scotland and St Andrew's ceased to operate in England. St Andrew's enjoys good relations with the British Red Cross, and they often work in partnership at larger duties such as T in the Park.
Eames was a popular teacher at university, extramural and general interest classes in various London institutions and continued this into her eighties. She made many contributions to medieval studies as well as her museum work. In partnership with A.B. Emden, she organised field workers in the late 1960s to gather material for a Census of Medieval Tiles in Britain. In 1958 she was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries and was on its council for a period.
The National Mental Health Development Unit (NMHDU) was a governmental organisation in England charged with supporting the implementation of mental health policy. The unit worked to achieve this by advising on best practice for improving mental health and mental health services. NMHDU closed on 31 March 2011. The NMHDU was funded by the Department of Health and the National Health Service, and aimed to work in partnership with the NHS's strategic health authorities and all stakeholders.
The school holds all staff and students to a high moral standard. It seeks to work in partnership with families, and therefore all students must come from Christian families who accept the school's statement of faith. Parents of students are expected to be involved in their local churches and practice their Christian faith at home. One exception to the admission policy is made for secondary students who themselves are believers but come from an unbelieving family.
The Algerian national oil company is Sonatrach, which plays a key role in all aspects of the oil and natural gas sectors in Algeria. All foreign operators must work in partnership with Sonatrach, which usually has majority ownership in production-sharing agreements. Access to biocapacity in Algeria is lower than world average. In 2016, Algeria had 0.53 global hectares of biocapacity per person within its territory, much less than the world average of 1.6 global hectares per person.
The New York Jewish Film Festival (NYJFF) is an annual festival in New York City that features a wide array of international films exploring themes related to the Jewish experience. The Jewish Museum and The Film Society of Lincoln Center work in partnership to present the NYJFF every January. Since its creation in 1992, the festival has more than doubled in size and scope. Screenings are typically followed by discussions with directors, actors and film experts.
Private sponsors and the Government of Canada work in partnership through the Blended Visa Office- Referred (BVOR) Program.Blended Visa Office-Referred (BVOR) Program The UNHCR refers refugees to the program, who are sponsored by the government for up to six months through the Resettlement Assistance Program (RAP), and then privately sponsored for the following six months. The goal of the BVOR Program is to engage the Canadian government, UNHCR and private sponsors in Canada in a three way partnership.
In 2012 the General Assembly held in Dublin decided to move the seat of the organisation to Berlin, a process that was finalised with the closing of the Austrian association at the General Assembly held in Budapest in 2014. Today, TGEU has an office in Berlin, ten members of staff and a Board of nine volunteers governing the organisation. TGEU continues to combine advocacy work in Europe and Central Asia with community work in partnership with member groups.
Dublin Zoo (Heritage Ireland: Páirc an Fhionnuisce – Páirc Náisiúnta Stairiúil Plean Gníomhaíochta Bithéagsúlachta Chathair Bhaile Átha Cliath 2008 - 2012), in Phoenix Park, Dublin, is a zoo in Ireland, and one of Dublin's most popular attractions. Established and designed in 1830 by Decimus Burton, it opened the following year. The zoo describes its role as conservation, study, and education. Its stated mission is to "work in partnership with zoos worldwide to make a significant contribution to the conservation of the endangered species on Earth".
Following the law on the separation of churches and the state in 1905, the Republican motto "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" is engraved on the pediment of St. Catherine's Church, and it is still visible today. Moreover, the church becomes the property of the commune. During the years 1980 and 1984, the building is renovated and new stained glass windows created by Aramis Pentecôte, master glassmaker, are installed. Important restoration work in partnership with the Fondation du Patrimoine took place in 2008.
Kildare offers a diverse and stimulating educational program, engaging students in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, Business and Technology, Hospitality and Design, STEM and more. We’re small enough for every student to be known and valued, yet big enough to bring out her best. We pride ourselves on developing strong, independent young women with strength and gentleness of character. We welcome all faiths, and work in partnership to help each individual student develop her own unique talents and interests.
The revised mall plans included an amusement park and a water park. DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg announced in July 2012 that some of the amusement attractions would be themed upon DreamWorks productions. In September 2016, Triple Five announced that the indoor amusement park space would be occupied by Nickelodeon Universe, and that DreamWorks Animation would work in partnership to develop the water park. Triple Five stated in June 2018 that the water park would open in the end of 2019.
Throughout Southern California, non-profit providers work in partnership with school districts to provide after-school programs for k-12 students. Typically school districts apply for the grants to fund the local after-school programs. Then districts either elect to manage those program internally or outsource management to a Community-based organization (CBO), Non-governmental organization (NGO) or other local non-profit provider. Beyond the Bell is a district run and managed after-school program offered to students in the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD).
To enable people to take responsibility for the situation of the deprived Indian child and so motivate them to confront the situation through collective action thereby giving the child and themselves an opportunity to realise their full potential. To work in partnership with individuals and organisations, and support them financially / non-financially as well as with people from all walks of life, who believe in the rights of children. Within NCF too, each function works in unison towards ensuring the vision of equal rights for all children.
Sides could join the Ring only if they were approved by existing members who set certain standards of dancing. In practice this meant that male-only teams could get hold of it. In 1970s and 1980s this drew criticisms from the newly formed Morris Federation and Open Morris organisations. Although a few individuals may retain strong feelings about the merits or demerits of all male, women's and mixed Morris, the three organisations now work in partnership towards shared goals through the Joint Morris Organisation (JMO), including a joint annual Day of Dance.
In 2008, Bridgforth received a National Performance Network Creation Fund award, for delta dandi, co-commissioned by Women & Their Work, in partnership with the National Performance Network. Freedom Train Productions in New York presented a reading of the work in 2008. A workshop production of the work was produced in 2009 at the Long Center in Austin, Texas. At Northwestern University, as the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation artist-in-residence in the Performance Studies department, Bridgforth presented a workshop production of delta dandi during the 2009 Solo/Black/Woman performance series.
Harrison Park looking Northwest Harrison Park sits alongside the Union Canal, which provides a valuable wildlife corridor in the area. The Friends of Harrison Park work in partnership with Edinburgh Council to oversee the management, maintenance and development of this green space. Recent projects, including upgrading of paths, interpretive signage, naturalised bulb planting, have all contributed to making Harrison Park a delightful, accessible and well used community green space. The eastern part of Harrison Park first came under control of Edinburgh Corporation in 1886 with a 15-year feu of from George Watson's Hospital.
"Rock Springs Nature Preserve" , Lancaster County Conservancy Website, Retrieved May 10, 2009. Lancaster County leads the nation in farmland preservation. Organizations such as the Lancaster Farmland Trust, the Lancaster County Agricultural Preservation Board, and multiple municipalities work in partnership with landowners to preserve their farms and way of life for future generations by placing a conservation easement on their property. A conservation easement restricts real estate development, commercial and industrial uses, and certain other activities on the land that are mutually agreed upon by the grantees and the property owner.
Financial concerns became severe during this period, ultimately forcing the organization to close. Several changes were made to avoid this, such as restructuring to work in partnership with other PVO organizations, placing self-funded volunteers in other national NGO organizations, and nearly abandoning the original vision of grassroots volunteerism to fund and support foreign organizations. When the eventuality of closing IVS became unavoidable, the organization committed itself to establishing its remaining operating programs in Bolivia, Ecuador, and Bangladesh as national NGOs. This goal was achieved with the creation of Fundacion Mingo/IVS and IVS Bangladesh.
The government has no specific formal procedures in place for referring trafficking victims for care, although the police are responsible for finding temporary shelter for all victims as well as medical assistance. The MGECW provided social workers to work in partnership with the police, who counsel or otherwise assist victims of violent crimes, including human trafficking. Law enforcement and other officials referred victims to NGOs and other entities that provided short-term shelter facilities. Officials were aware that the shelters are often full and cannot accommodate all victims who need assistance.
EGP's final partner is the Tinada Youth Organization, an NGO located in Kisumu, Kenya, with a focus on mental health. EGP volunteers will be working on the construction of a four-room structure for the mental health services offered by Tinada. In Kenya, mental health tends to be a low priority for the government, making TIYO's work unique and very important in the area. They work in partnership with two hospitals and have a variety of staff, such as psychologists and counsellors, for the treatment of mental health problems.
28–34 Yale's gang engaged in Black Hand extortion activities and ran a string of brothels. Their gang became the first new-style Mafia "family" which included Italians from all regions and could work in partnership with other ethnic groups if it was good for business. Yale's "services" to his customers included offering "protection" to local merchants and controlling food services for restaurants, as well as ice deliveries for Brooklyn residents. Yale's notorious sideline was his line of cigars, foul-smelling stogies packaged in boxes that bore his smiling face.
Community beat managers in Lancashire Constabulary are considered problem solvers and aim to address quality of life issues for local residents, and regularly work in partnership with members of the public and other agencies in order to improve their area. Community Beat Managers are accessible to the public and have regular monthly meetings, called PACT Meetings. PACT is an acronym for Police and Communities Together, which the Lancashire Constabulary are keen to promote. Community Beat Managers also hold regular surgeries, so that local residents can consult with their local officer about issues which affect them.
In 2005, Rust Records made the move from Cleveland, OH, to Nashville, TN, where the company made a major change: it switched genres from rock & roll to country. In 2005, the band signed emerging artists The Povertyneck Hillbillies and Shane Owens. In 2006, Rust signed a partnership agreement with Aaron Tippin to release his work in partnership with his startup label Nippit Records and trio BlackHawk, who came over after being dropped from Columbia Records. In January 2007, Rust Records closed its doors due to issues with its financial partners.
Turley in 2015 In 2006, Turley stood for election as a Labour council candidate for Wandsworth Common. In 2007, Turley worked for public relations agency The Ledbury Group. In April 2008, she became deputy director of the local government research organisation the New Local Government Network, and in 2010 co-founded the Co-operative Councils Innovation Network designed to enable local authorities to work in partnership with local communities. Turley was shortlisted for the North West Durham seat for the 2010 general election but lost out to Pat Glass.
Warwickshire Schools GAA Board was originally set up in September 2000. It has grown at a very healthy rate such that as of May 2007 WSGAA now work in partnership with 28 primary schools, 15 Secondary schools, 2 HE/FE Colleges and 5 local GAA clubs and in total an estimated 2385 young people. The aims of the WSGAA include competition by their elite team in the All-Ireland underage championships. This initiative is a remarkable departure from the traditional way in which British GAA clubs have been organised.
Neighbourhood Watch in the United Kingdom is the largest voluntary crime prevention movement covering England and Wales with upwards of 2.3 million household members. The charity brings neighbors together to create strong, friendly and active communities in which crime can be tackled. Neighbourhood Watch Network is the umbrella organization supported by the Home Office to support Neighbourhood Watch groups and individuals across England and Wales. Neighbourhood Watch groups work in partnership with the police, corporate companies with aligned values, voluntary organizations and individuals who want to improve their communities.
FDNY EMS controls the operation of all ambulances in the New York City 911 System. 70% of the ambulances in the 911 system are FDNY EMS municipal units while the remaining 30% of 911 system coverage is provided by hospital-based units known as Voluntary Hospital Ambulances, which are staffed by paid hospital personnel who work in partnership with FDNY EMS. Private ambulance services and Volunteer Ambulance Corps also make their resources available to supplement the 911 system. FDNY EMS maintains and controls Emergency Medical Dispatch (EMD), and telemetry (online medical control).
The responsibilities of the Health and Social Care board is to work in partnership with Northern Ireland's Public Health Agency to commission services, allocate resources and improve services for all people of Northern Ireland. Its commissioning is supported by five local commissioning groups that are geographically linked to five health and social care trusts. The Board is also directly responsible for community health care provided by general practitioners, dentists, opticians and community pharmacists. It reports directly to the Department of Health and the current minister responsible is Robin Swann MLA.
NZTE has ten offices in New Zealand and staff in 50 locations around the world who work in partnership with New Zealand businesses, helping to build strategic alliances and develop commercial relationships, connecting them with opportunities and contacts in international markets, and sharing knowledge, experience and networks to help businesses develop capability and scale. NZTE's focus is on international opportunities that match New Zealand's current/potential business capability and provide sustained economic benefit, and helping international investors to identify New Zealand-based opportunities and gain access to government and private sector.
The economic foundation of the city is its industry, which highlights its production of sugar, alcohol, cellulose, oil, metal structures, renewable energy and food. Its main agricultural products are sugar cane, corn, beans, and wood. The city's commerce, which for many years was subordinate to the neighboring city of Bauru, today is passing through a period of expansion with the building of the Lençóis Paulista Shopping. The municipality has a Commercial and Industrial Association, the ACILPA, which develops work in partnership with SEBRAE, SENAI and the municipal government.
In 1949, Dona Maria Adelaide settled in Portugal. Meanwhile, her husband graduated in medicine from the University of Vienna and specialized in diseases of the skin. But when Dr. Nicolaas van Uden arrived in Portugal his qualifications were not recognised as equivalent to the Portuguese ones, and therefore he could not practice medicine. As there was no other solution, he went to work for a small research laboratory at the Faculty of Science and stayed there for several years, until the opportunity to work in partnership with the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation arose.
With the establishment of the Estado Novo, the Correio defended the unity and autonomy of the Azores. Through its mobilization of public opinion, the paper mounted the first Azorean Congress in 1938, in order to "delineate a project of unity for the islands". Following the Carnation Revolution, the headquarters of the paper was occupied in 1975 by its workers, who would go on to work in partnership with the newspaper. Eventually, in 1976, the newspaper was purchased by a group of individuals that included Américo Natalino Viveiros, who become director.
Today, PCPCC's membership represents more than 1,200 stakeholder organizations and 50 million health care consumers throughout the U.S. split into two different tiers of membership. Executive Committee Members The PCPCC's Executive Committee is a valuable group of members that provide leadership and work in partnership with PCPCC's Board of Directors and staff. Members represent a range of health care stakeholders, including health professional associations, employers, purchasers, health plans, health systems, pharmaceutical firms, professional associations and quality improvement organizations. Member benefits include access to exclusive leadership roles, events and organizational initiatives.
Kohlberg & Company is a private equity firm that invests in North American middle market leveraged buyout transactions. Founded by investor Jerome Kohlberg, Jr., the Firm invests in companies where it can work in partnership with senior management to identify growth opportunities and implement fundamental operating and strategic changes, resulting in substantial increases in revenue and cash flow. Kohlberg & Company’s use of moderate amounts of debt financing in acquiring companies affords the financial flexibility necessary to attain these corporate objectives. The Firm has been the lead investor and controlling shareholder in all of its fund investments.
Drug Master File or DMF is a document prepared by a pharmaceutical manufacturer and submitted solely at its discretion to the appropriate regulatory authority in the intended drug market. There is no regulatory requirement to file a DMF. However, the document provides the regulatory authority with confidential, detailed information about facilities, processes, or articles used in the manufacturing, processing, packaging, and storing of one or more human drugs. Typically, a drug master file is filed when two or more firms work in partnership on developing or manufacturing a drug product.
The RM of Corman Park No. 344 contracts with the City of Saskatoon and the other municipalities for the provision of fire protection. The RM operates a police service of 10 officers who work in partnership with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). Corman Park Police Service actively partners with all other law enforcement agencies in the Saskatoon and district police universe including the Saskatoon Police Service and Dalmeny Police Service. The Corman Park Police Service acts in partnership with the RCMP under the terms of Order in Council (OIC) 109/2001 as amended by OIC 92/2006.
The number of volunteers has considerably extended, and the program now covers all regions of Chile, with the specific focus of benefiting socially-vulnerable school communities. The National Volunteer Center annually recruits approximately 200 - 300 international English speaking volunteers to work in partnership with Chilean English teachers, helping students develop their communicative English abilities through dynamic and game-based learning. Since 2004, over 2,100 English-speaking volunteers have been assigned to schools in every region of Chile, including the islands of Rapa Nui, Chiloe, and more. Over 650 municipal and state-subsidised private establishments have benefited from the program.
Ngangkari also work in partnership with the western health system in order to deliver the best health and wellbeing outcomes for their people. Using ngangkari in partnership with western medicine has proven to be very successful and in some places, including the Royal Adelaide Hospital, ngangkari healers are popular with clients from different backgrounds, assisting with pain management and relief and, especially for Aboriginal patients, improving attendance rates at medical appointments. The Pitjantjatjara word ngangkari, defined as an Indigenous practitioner of bush medicine, was short-listed for the Macquarie Dictionary 2019 word of the year. Ngangkari include Pitjantjatjara artist, Bill Whiskey Tjapaltjarri.
He wrote two influential books, of which one, Thinking Black was recommended reading for those Europeans who wanted to work in partnership with, rather than over, Africans. Crawford also encouraged other Protestant missions to come to Luapula, such as the London Missionary Society, and he was invited to open their Mbereshi Mission in 1900. Despite once believing that a missionary should not marry, Crawford married Grace Tilsley and continued to be based at Luanza until his death in 1926. He only returned to Britain once, although he did visit the US and Australia to recruit missionaries and obtain funding.
A conservation authority is a local, community-based natural resource management agency based in Ontario, Canada. Conservation authorities represent groupings of municipalities on a watershed basis and work in partnership with other agencies to carry out natural resource management activities within their respective watersheds, on behalf of their member municipalities and the Province of Ontario. The 1946 Conservation Authorities Act provides the means by which municipalities within a common watershed can petition the Province of Ontario to form a conservation authority for that watershed to undertake programs of natural resource management. Conservation authorities are established as corporate bodies under the Act.
At this stage, Councils may share service provision with other councils. The final stage envisaged in the paper is the full transfer of asset ownership of the water assets to a new entity governed by an independent Board of Directors, and with specialist employees who would focus on water services. The Government indicated that it would work in partnership with local government to explore options for transitioning councils to new service delivery arrangements, seeking safer, more affordable and reliable three waters services. The first step was to support the investigation of opportunities within regions for collaborative approaches to water service delivery.
Across both of his restaurants, Chef Gilmore describes his cuisine as food inspired by nature and as a passionate gardener himself, he was one of the first chefs in Australia to embrace heirloom varieties of vegetables, and continues to work in partnership with small and artisan producers who cultivate bespoke produce exclusively for both Quay and Bennelong. Chef Gilmore collaborates with a range of producers across New South Wales and also Australia, from the fishermen who hand dive and line catch the seafood he serves to the farmers who rear rare breed animals with superior flavour and texture for the table.
Griffiths Teas, Wentworth Avenue, Surry Hills was designed by Kent Budden & Greenwell In 1899 Henry Budden entered into partnership with his mentor, Harry Kent, and the firm became known as Kent & Budden.Hunter's Hill Trust Journal – Henry Budden In 1913, Kent and Budden were joined in partnership by Carlyle Greenwell who had served his articles with Kent & Budden. The partnership of Kent, Budden and Greenwell was dissolved in 1919 with the departure of Kent. Budden and Greenwell continued to work in partnership until 1922 and Kent joined H H Masie and practiced with him until his retirement in 1930.
As a natural resource trustee, OR&R; works on a cross-NOAA team to protect and restore marine resources threatened by waste sites and oil spills. OR&R; scientists and economists work in partnership with federal, state, and local agencies, the public and industry to assess risk and injuries to NOAA trust resources, provide technical advice, and recommend protective cleanup actions. OR&R; conducts natural resource damage assessments by assessing environmental and economic injury and plans restoration. The Office works cooperatively with other agencies, responsible parties, and communities to resolve natural resource liability and implement restoration projects.
56 (cited in Stott, John, The Cross of Christ (Leicester: 1986), p. 8). Grubb and his friends at Cambridge decided that they could no longer work in partnership with SCM, saying that it had divorced a biblically-based, cross-centred emphasis. Cambridge Inter- Collegiate Christian Union (CICCU) had been disaffiliated from national SCM since 1910, but only after talks in 1919 floundered did a permanent split look probable. Splits followed throughout the British and Irish university system, and two separate organisations emerged which went on to form the modern UCCF (initially known as the IVF) and SCM.
In 2008, US Federal agent Scott West resigned his position and joined Sea Shepherd to work in its intelligence and investigations department. West will work in partnership with the Ecuadorian National Police and the Galápagos National Park to oppose illegal fishing in the marine reserve. In early 2010, Sea Shepherd announced that the Dutch Post Code Lottery was giving them an annual €500,000 grant, and an additional €1 million for their conservation programs in the Galápagos. Mediterranean bluefin tuna anti-poaching (2010, 2011) In 2010, Sea Shepherd launched Operation Blue Rage to protect bluefin tuna in the Mediterranean Sea.
The Liberty Humane Society (LHS) was created in 1998 to work in partnership with Jersey City to build and manage an animal shelter. Jersey City had previously contracted with the Hudson County SPCA to provide it with animal sheltering services, but the SPCA was deemed unsatisfactory. In 2002, after a state investigation revealed numerous abuses, mismanagement, and financial misdealings at the SPCA, the City dropped its contract and opened its own animal shelter in a converted garage. The Liberty Humane Society provided volunteer and financial support, and participated in managerial and hiring decisions with the City.
Builds guns to customer's specification, from raw materials and shelf parts. Gunsmiths specializing in custom areas can be called upon by professional target-shooters, avid sports shooters, or anyone that wants custom attributes added to their firearm to create highly accurate or custom looking firearms. A Custom Gunsmith also builds high-end firearms for hunters and shooters with needs and desires that cannot be served by standard catalogued firearms offered by gun manufacturers. They may work in partnership with engravers and other specialized artists to produce unique finishes and decorations not possible on regular mass-produced firearms.
The APPF official website states that “the APPF is headquartered in Kabul with eight regional zone headquarters located in Herat, Shamshad, Mazar-i-Sharif, Kunduz City, Kandahar, Gardez, Helmand City, and Jalalabad City. The APPF is led by Deputy Minister Jemal Sidiqi who also serves as chairman of the APPF SOE Executive Board. He has two deputies, Brigadier General Sardar Mohammed Sultani, Director of Operations, and Mr Noorkhan Haidari, Director of Business Operations.” : APPF Website, "About the APPF" The APPF Advisory Group was formed by ISAF in September 2011 to work in partnership with the MoI to support the program’s development and implementation.
Osteopathic medicine was founded in the late 1800s in Kirksville, Missouri, by Andrew Taylor Still, MD, DO, a medical doctor who recognized that the medical practices of the day often caused more harm than good. He focused on developing a system of medical care that would promote the body’s innate ability to heal itself and called this system of medicine osteopathy, now known as osteopathic medicine. In 2012, AACOM worked with the Association of American Medical Colleges to improve medical education on post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injuries. Osteopathic physicians, also known as DOs, work in partnership with their patients.
Up to six GP practices will be brought together with community services in Barrow at a cost of £12m. Lancashire North and Cumbria is one of the areas selected to pilot integrated primary and acute care systems under the Five Year Forward View. North Cumbria was one of three areas proposed for the new “success regime” by Simon Stevens in June 2015 in which NHS England will work in partnership with Monitor and the NHS Trust Development Authority to tackle in the local health economy. Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is to merge with North Cumbria University Hospitals NHS Trust in October 2019.
She returned to Sydney in 2005 as an Australian Research Council Federation Fellow to join the School of Molecular Bioscience in the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. In 2009 Trewhella took up the position of Deputy Vice- Chancellor (Research), within the University of Sydney's senior executive group. Her role was to work in partnership with academic leaders across the university to maintain and develop Sydney's research position within Australia and internationally, overseeing the development of major collaborative, cross- disciplinary research programs and providing supporting infrastructure. During her tenure the Charles Perkins Centre was established.
Title page of the 1725 libretto (Recueil général des opéra, 1734)Recueil général des opéra, représentez par l'Académie Royale de Musique, depuis son établissement, 13th volume, Paris, Ballard, 1734 Destouches was responsible for most of the music. It has never been ascertained how much each composer contributed to the composition. In a 1726 letter, Destouches wrote to Antonio I, Prince of Monaco: "We were ordered to work in partnership; he [Delalande] wrote very fine things whose details I implore you to spare me, for he demanded of me that we should be covered by the same cloak".Brenac (2010).
Alliance Homes Group is a housing association operating in the West of England and were established in 2006 to manage homes which were transferred from North Somerset Council. Alliance Homes currently own and manage around 6,500 homes and employ 400 staff, have an annual turnover of £38 million and work in partnership with local, regional and national agencies to deliver services. As well as providing homes that are affordable in terms of rent and running costs, they also provide a range of care and support services to help individuals. Alliance Homes have achieved national, regional and local recognition for their work.
He studied daguerrotype photography with Samuel F. B. Morse, as did his brothers Truman, Jacob, and Myron. All four of the Shew brothers worked for photographer John Plumbe, who opened studios in various cities; William Shew worked in Plumbe's Boston studio from 1841 to 1844 before setting up his own daguerreian case manufacturing business, William Shew and Company, and pursuing studio work in partnership with daguerreotypist Marsena Cannon. In this period, Shew was a member of the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society. Shew's Saloon, 1851 In 1851, Shew followed his brother Jacob to California and set up a studio in San Francisco; he became well known for his portrait work.
Bimkom's work in partnership with other NGOs has led to the recognition of 11 unrecognized Bedouin villages and better planning for recognized villages. Bimkom's Center for Planning Support in the Arab sector assisted several townships, including Yarka, Arara, Baka al-Garbiyyah and Qalansawe, to obtain expansion of their respective development areas. Bimkom, together with other social change organizations, introduced into the Urban Renewal Authority Law a number of measures designed to protect low- income residents. Bimkom orchestrated cooperation between community organizations, international funding and the Jerusalem municipality that lead to the opening of the first playground in Sur Baher, a Palestinian neighborhood in East Jerusalem.
The Youth Advisory Committee of Cuyahoga County, (also known as YAC or Youth Advisory Committee) began in 2005, as a joint collaboration between the Cuyahoga County Family and Children First Council and the Cuyahoga County Board of Health. The objectives of the Youth Advisory Committee are to provide youth with opportunities to discuss issues important to them, solicit opinions of peers, serve as youth representatives, and promote youth development. Through participation on Youth Advisory Committee, young people work in partnership with adults to become leaders on issues that matter to them and develop skills that will be useful for the rest of their lives. YAC members are also 4-H members.
The 2005 law also provides protection and rights for victims of trafficking. The lack of a legal definition of sex or labor trafficking which identifies the essential elements of a trafficking crime prevents law enforcement officers from rescuing victims or arresting trafficking offenders on trafficking charges. The government provided no training to law enforcement and court personnel on identifying trafficking victims and prosecuting trafficking offenders. As members of Pacific Island international law enforcement groups, mechanisms exist to allow the country to work in partnership with other governments on trafficking cases, though these have not been used. There is no evidence of officials’ complicity in human trafficking activity.
Reprieve US was founded in 2001 by anti- death penalty lawyers in New Orleans, Louisiana as a 501(c)3 charitable legal defense organization, inspired by Reprieve UK. In 2014 Reprieve US opened headquarters in New York City, and began working on unlawful detention and targeted killing as well as death penalty cases. Reprieve US is an independent sister organization to Reprieve UK; the two organizations share the same mission and work in partnership. Reprieve US has strongly opposed the Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp since its founding, and legally represents several of its detainees. They also have a profile on many of its prisoners.
One of the outcomes of Trans Camp was the Trans Comedy Award. This concept was developed during the day by participants, some of whom went on to work in partnership with BBC Writersroom on a new initiative to encourage sensitive and accurate portrayals of trans characters in comedy scripts. The winning script 'Boy Meets Girl’, written by Elliott Kerrigan, was made into a pilot by Tiger Aspect and commissioned by BBC Two in the summer of 2014. Before its release on television, it was one of four pilots to be showcased at the Salford Comedy Festival. It was then broadcast on BBC Two, Thursday 3 September 2015.
The mission of Columbus Elementary School is to build on the students' bicultural and bilingual environment; they work in partnership with the parents and the community to enable students to reach their full potential. Students from Columbus and Puerto Palomas attend Columbus Elementary from preschool up to sixth grade. Students then move on to attend Red Mountain Middle School (6-8) in Deming, Hofacket Mid-High School (9-12), and Deming High School (9-12). Deming Public Schools buses U.S. citizen students residing in Mexico (including the city of Palomas) from the United States-Mexico border to Columbus Elementary and to upper grades in Deming.
In 1989, the RWC became a United Way of Toronto member agency and works collaboratively to improve the lives of residents. RWC is supported by a number of government agencies, including federal, provincial and municipal governments as well as foundations, private individuals and corporate sponsors. Furthermore, one of the guiding principles of the organization is to work in partnership. Since inception the Rexdale Women’s Centre has built multi-sectoral partnerships that promote improved access to services for clients. These partnerships include settlement services, crisis intervention and assistance to victims of violence, seniors and children’s services, and recently co-ordinating the North Etobicoke Local Immigrant Partnership (LIP).
In 2004, 10 years after the success of Teaching to Transgress, bell hooks published Teaching Community: A Pedagogy of Hope. In this book, hooks offers advice about how to continue to make the classroom a place that is life- sustaining and mind expanding, a place of liberating mutuality where teacher and student together work in partnership. She writes that education as a practice of freedom enable us to confront feelings of loss and restore our sense of connections and consequently teaches us how to create community. She locates hope in places of struggle where she witnessed individuals positively transforming their lives and the world around them.
Community radio stations are operated, owned, and influenced by the communities they serve. They are generally nonprofit and provide a mechanism for enabling individuals, groups, and communities to tell their own stories, to share experiences and, in a media-rich world, to become creators and contributors of media. In many parts of the world, community radio acts as a vehicle for the community and voluntary sector, civil society, agencies, NGOs and citizens to work in partnership to further community development aims, in addition to broadcasting. There is legally defined community radio (as a distinct broadcasting sector) in many countries, such as France, Argentina, South Africa, Australia and Ireland.
Oxton Village Conservation Area was established in 1979 by Wirral Borough Council in order to "preserve and enhance the village's distinctive character". Soon afterwards, a registered charity was founded to promote the Conservation Area; this was named The Oxton Society. This objective of this charity is to work in partnership with the Council, local businesses and the community to pursue this objective. The approximate boundary is bounded by Shrewsbury Road to the north, Fairview Road to the east, Arno Road to the south and Talbot Road to the west. Irregular in places, the boundary has a number of ‘pockets' encompassing small groups of properties or parts of streets.
It was stated that Red Sky products were made from 100% natural ingredients, and that the makers "work in partnership with Cool Earth", a charity that protects endangered rainforest; Walkers made charitable donations proportionate to the number of purchases of Red Sky snacks. Walkers discontinued the range in 2014 following poor sales. In April 2010, the company launched a promotional campaign entitled the Walkers Flavour Cup in order to locate the world's most loved and favourite flavour. In the end, it was decided that the flavour with the most fans at the end of the tournament/competition would be declared the winner and ultimate champion of all flavours.
Occasionally, these agencies acquire lands to protect key sites, resources and viewsheds. More often than not, they work in partnership with the states, local units of government, land trusts and private landowners, to protect lands and structures along these trails, enabling them to be accessible to the public. National Recreation Trails and connecting and side trails do not require Congressional action, but are recognized by actions of the Secretary of the Interior or the Secretary of Agriculture. All of the National Trails are supported by private non-profit organizations that work with the various federal agencies under the Partnership for the National Trails System (PNTS).
Pages 26/27 of Barclay Fox's Journal It was George Croker Fox who founded a Falmouth ship-brokering business, which survived into the 21st century. During the time Robert Were Fox ran the family's ship-brokering business, family business interests expanded into copper-mining, tin-smelting and foundry-work in partnership with the Williams family. In 1794 R. W. Fox was appointed Consul (Diplomatic Representative) by the United States of America for the port of Falmouth. In 1811, Fox was one of four delegates sent to negotiate with the Post Office headquarters in Lombard Street for the return of the Packet Service station to Falmouth from Plymouth.
Miah is Chair in Science Communication and Future Media at the University of Salford. Here he set up the Scicomm Space, a platform for Science Communication and Future Media to engage staff and students across the University to work in partnership with creative practitioners and industry partners, including the delivery of a transdisciplinary MSc course. He is also a Fellow for the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, Fellow at FACT, the Foundation for Art and Creative Technology, Liverpool and Global Director for the Centre for Policy and Emerging Technologies. His research discusses ethical and cultural issues arising from new technologies and is informed by an interest in applied philosophy, technology, and culture.
"Selling Peace - Inside the Soviet Conspiracy That Transformed then U.S. Space Program" - ISSN 1496-6921 ©2009 Apogee Books/Jeffrey Manber Anderson founded Mircorp to work in partnership with RSC Energia. Anderson’s team at MirCorp negotiated a "lease" of the Mir station on behalf of MirCorp, then began plans to commercialize and renovate the Mir Station[citation needed] MirCorp signed up the first commercial space tourist, Dennis Tito, to fly to the Mir station. MirCorp was preparing for a public offering supported by Barclays Capital. The funds from the offering would be used to refurbish and expand the Mir station for commercial operations which would include media, manufacturing, orbit servicing and science activities.
Alasdair D. > Paton, SEPA Chief Executive, 1999. SEPA and the Scottish Government work in partnership with the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) to ensure the objectives that are listed in the Air Quality Strategy for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are achieved.Air Quality Strategy for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland [Accessed 30 April 2010] The SAQ database and website were commissioned by the Scottish Government. Launched in April 2007, SAQD was set up to provide a single source of air quality information for Scotland that would improve research quality to support and evaluate Scotland’s air quality policies whilst also providing the public with more easily understood and accessible local air quality information.
At the same time as acting as agent he was also trading on his own account as a millwright, enabling him to provide the complementary shafts, gears and other necessities to harness the power of the Boulton & Watt steam engines. In 1792, frustrated in administering the immature and, as yet, unreliable machinery, he left Boulton and Watt to work in partnership with Samuel Oldknow in a cotton bleaching and calico printing venture. He anticipated this being a profitable concern but the partnership was dissolved within a year and he returned to engineering. In 1798 he went into partnership with Samuel Greg, installing an innovative water wheel at Greg's Quarry Bank Mill on the River Bollin in Cheshire.
Polio Children work in partnership with the Indiability Foundation to support the Sucheta Kriplani Shiksha Niketan (SKSN) Institute in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Since its inception in 1991 the SKSN institute has flourished from educating just 15 disabled boys into a boarding school now holding over 200 disabled and able-bodied boys and girls. Polio Children’s fundraising efforts, along with generous donations from other organisations around the world, have enabled the school to build a computer lab, a library and a prosthetics laboratory where, funds permitting, bespoke artificial limbs can be manufactured. Polio Children's most significant contribution to SKSN was the construction of a girls hostel to provide accommodation for the female students of the school.
Today the CBA's work is focused on three strategic areas: participation, discovery and advocacy which bring together its wide-ranging activities in education, research, publication, and information provision. More recently the CBA has adopted "archaeology for all" as its focus, concentrating on increasing opportunities for participation and learning through archaeology and the care of the historic environment. They work in partnership with many other heritage and environmental bodies and with educational and research institutions across the UK. As one of the National Amenity Societies, the Council is a statutory consultee on alterations to listed buildings, and by law must be notified of any applications in England and Wales to demolish in whole or part any listed building.
Each Basic Command Unit (BCU) that provides policing for 2-4 London boroughs has a contingent of Special Constables supervised by a number of Special Sergeants, Special Inspectors and a Special Chief Inspector, who work in partnership with a number of regular officers. Most Command Units have more than 100 MSC officers and Westminster, the biggest, has over 300. Several Special Constables are sponsored by their employers' as part of the Employer Supported Policing (ESP) programme, in which employers release their employees for a specific amount of time frequently to perform policing duties. Special Constables have the freedom, to some degree, in the choice of Borough they work in, their duties and hours.
Gohar has written several TV scripts for nationally broadcast programs aimed at combating drug use, preventing AIDS, reducing domestic violence, and honor killings. > In order to be successful, peace efforts at the grassroots require that > local, indigenous mechanisms work in partnership with both the government > and community. The participation of both is necessary in order to reach the > underlying causes of the conflict, resolve it according to the local > indigenous law, and make it on a par with standards of human rights as > enshrined in the UN charter. Such local and indigenous mechanisms empower > communities to take on the responsibility of conflict prevention, resolution > and transformation, and move forward with the socio-economic development of > their respective societies.
The definition of auditory imagery is analogous to definitions used in other modalities of imagery (such as visual, auditory and olfactory imagery) in that it is, according to Intons-Peterson (1992), “the introspective persistence of an auditory experience, including one constructed from components drawn from long-term memory, in the absence of direct sensory instigation of that experience.”. Auditory imagery is often but not necessarily influenced by subvocalization, and has ties to the rehearsal process of working memory. The conception of working memory relies on a relationship between the "inner ear" and the "inner voice" (subvocalization), and this memory system is posited to be at the basis of auditory imagery. Subvocalization and the phonological store work in partnership in many auditory imagery tasks.
In March 2012, Ivorian Dialogue, Truth and Reconciliation Commission sought out Concordis’ help in engaging the diaspora in London, Paris and New York in the peace process. Following this work, a second programme was developed to work in partnership with an Ivorian umbrella civil society organisation, CSCI (La Convention de la Society Civile Ivoirienne), CSCI's 133 member organisations and with the NGO TearFund. It was carried out in the regions around Korhogo in the north, Duékoué in the west, Bondoukou in the east and Bouake in the centre. The project included training community mediators to facilitate local dialogues, workshops for civil society leaders and community leaders, and high level workshops to carry the recommendations of local participants to higher levels.
The Coalition for the International Criminal Court (CICC) is an international network of NGOs, with a membership of over 2,500 organizations worldwide advocating for a fair, effective and independent International Criminal Court (ICC). Coalition NGO members work in partnership to strengthen international cooperation with the ICC; ensure that the court is fair, effective and independent; make justice both visible and universal, and advance stronger national laws that deliver justice to victims of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. The CICC Secretariat is hosted by the World Federalist Movement-Institute for Global Policy (WFM-IGP) and has offices in New York City, near the United Nations (UN), and in The Hague, The Netherlands. Additionally, the CICC has regional offices in Belgium, and Peru.
Many Bohra communities support the United Nations annual World Food Day campaign for healthy diets for zero hunger. In addition, throughout the year, and as part of Project Rise – a global Dawoodi Bohra initiative established to improve the lives of the less fortunate through welfare initiatives. Bohras work in partnership with government bodies and local organizations around the world to help alleviate hunger, raise health and nutrition levels among mothers and children, improve environmental and sanitation conditions and reduce food waste. As an example of its work, in September 2019 over 27,000 Bohras who gathered in Sri Lanka to commemorate Muharram with Dr Syedna Mufaddal Saifuddin, followed a zero food waste policy by focusing on portion control and distributing leftovers to the homeless and needy.
PCCs have been elected by the public to hold Chief Constables and the force to account, effectively making the police answerable to the communities they serve. PCCs ensure community needs are met as effectively as possible, and are improving local relationships through building confidence and restoring trust. They work in partnership across a range of agencies at local and national level to ensure there is a unified approach to preventing and reducing crime. In July 2018, Mulligan announced Lisa Winward as the Police and Crime Commissioner's preferred candidate to become North Yorkshire Police's substantive Chief Constable, and on 15 August 2018 she was confirmed in post by the Police and Crime Panel, becoming the permanent Chief Constable of North Yorkshire Police.
To identify and work alongside the economically and socially deprived, so that they become educated, skilled and aware. Enable them to be self-reliant and enjoy a healthy, dignified and sustainable quality of life To enable people to take responsibility for the situation of the deprived Indian child and so motivate them to confront the situation through collective action thereby giving the child and themselves an opportunity to realise their full potential. To work in partnership with individuals and organisations, and support them financially / non-financially as well as with people from all walks of life, who believe in the rights of children. Within NCF too, each function works in unison towards ensuring the vision of equal rights for all children.
Debarshi Banerjee who is also credited as a co-founder was brought in for his technological expertise and became the Chief Technology Officer of the company. In early 2014, the editor-in-chief of BuzzFeed, Ben Smith came into contact with the co-founders and offered them to work in partnership with BuzzFeed however the offer wasn't followed up by either party. Subsequently, Times Internet also offered to acquire ScoopWhoop but the offer was rejected by the co-founders of ScoopWhoop. Siddharth Rao, the CEO of Dentsu Webchutney eventually discovered the project and became one of the first investors along with the journalist Harsh Chawla, the first CEO of Network18 and the founder of Firstpost who was also an early investor of Dentsu Webchutney.
Youth health services work in partnership with other government and non-government services. Youth health services provide a range of entry-points and non-threatening services (such as creative arts, basic services such as showers and laundries, a drop in service, sports and recreational facilities), which encourage young people to connect with the service on their own terms. They also provide informal links to other support services and sectors including education, housing, financial support and legal services, offering support to young people who are dealing with complex issues. Youth health services understand the need to respond immediately to young people's requests for support and assistance and they share a common operating philosophy, which values social justice, equity, and a holistic view of young people's health and well being.
In 1911 they won the competition to design Cardiff's new Technical College (now known as the Bute Building), and Thomas returned to Cardiff to work in partnership with Jones. Percy Thomas's architectural practice was set up in 1911/12.Capita website (Media) Capita Symonds acquires Percy Thomas Architects , Press release issued 16 June 2004 (retrieved 2011-10-14)PTP Architects (HK) website, HISTORY (retrieved 2011-10-26). During the 1920s and 1930s the practice won a large number of commissions to design important civic buildings in Wales and England, including county offices for Glamorgan and Carmarthenshire, Lord Davies' Temple of Peace, Swansea Civic Centre, Aberystwyth University campus and a redesign of London's Euston Station. The partnership with Ivor Jones was amicably dissolved in 1937. In 1946 Percy Thomas was knighted.
It appeared in the October 1941 issue of Architectural Record (AR), the first of Fehr's modern efforts to be published in a national magazine. The editors of AR cited it as "one of the most newsworthy" of architect-designed answers to "the serious need for this new type of accommodation". It featured large expanses of metal-framed glazing, pipe columns, exposed brickwork inside and out, and flat concrete slab roofs—a Bauhaus outpost on a Central Texas highway serving a uniquely modern American function. It was an early example of what would be the hallmark of Fehr's work, in partnership with Granger, after WWII: a distinctly spare and "industrial" look, admitting abundant light and ventilation, and treating economy of construction not as a limitation but as merely another design element.
Important issues for consideration when offering a direct payment to a young disabled person 1\. For any young person (with or without an impairment) the process of growing up involves the gradual taking on of more and more responsibility for himself or herself. As part of the transition to adulthood, some young people may wish to have a direct payment to manage parts or all of the elements of their care package to improve how their care package is delivered. 2\. Issues for local councils to consider when planning services in partnership with parents and children remain the same when direct payments are being discussed: the family is the natural and most appropriate place for children, Local councils work in partnership with parents, while recognising that children are individuals with their own wishes and feelings. 3\.
Student volunteers, known as Project Workers, spend ten weeks during their summer vacation living, either in a pair or trio, in a rural community in Kenya or Uganda.OUMSSA Summer Series: Education Partnerships Africa They work in partnership with the school management and local community to identify the most important needs for the school, and how they can best be addressed.Amy Smail "Bridging The Gap: Enabling Effective UK–Africa University Partnerships" British Council report, 2015 These might include investing in sustainable resources, such as library books, science equipment and small infrastructure projects, helping with school management issues, and setting up co-curricular activities.Jo Austen "Education Partnerships Africa – a stark contrast to London", University College London History Department, 2015 Schools typically receive a minimum of two years of investment from the charity, before being reassessed to establish whether they would benefit from further investment.
EAOP contributes to the University of California's Student Academic Preparation and Educational Partnerships (SAPEP) mission to raise student achievement and close achievement gaps. The vision of UC's SAPEP programs is to strengthen California's educational system in ways that will promote a vibrant economy by building a highly skilled and creative workforce. :SAPEP Mission :The goal of Student Academic Preparation and Educational Partnerships (SAPEP) is to work in partnership with K-12, the business sector, community organization and other institutions of higher education to raise student achievement levels generally and to close achievement gaps between groups of students throughout the K-20 pipeline so that a higher proportion of California's young people, including those who are first-generation, socioeconomically disadvantaged and English-language learners, are prepared for post-secondary education, pursue graduate and professional school opportunities and/or achieve success in the workplace.
The 111 Air Cadet Squadron still exists and parades at Bessborough Armoury in Vancouver under the name 111 Pegasus Squadron. In 1940, Air Minister Power directed that a nationwide voluntary organization be formed to sponsor and develop a select group of young men who would be trained to meet the increasing need for operational pilots in the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) during World War II. On November 11, 1940, an Order-in-Council was passed to establish the Air Cadet League of Canada to work in partnership with the RCAF. The first squadrons were organized in 1941 and by 1942 there were 135 squadrons and 10,000 cadets, mostly recruited from the Army Cadets. By 1943, there were 315 squadrons with a membership of 23,000. In 1944, the program reached its peak membership with 29,000 cadets in 374 squadrons.
Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Colchester Hospital University NHS Foundation Trust, Southend University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust and Mid Essex Hospital Services NHS Trust provide acute services in the county. In May 2015 the acute hospitals in Essex were about together £150m in deficit, and there has been a series of recent lapses in patient safety at Broomfield Hospital. The county was one of three proposed for the new “success regime” by Simon Stevens in June 2015 in which NHS England will work in partnership with Monitor and the NHS Trust Development Authority to tackle in the local health economy. Clare Panniker, the Chief Executive at Basildon is leading the success regime initiative, which aims to tackle a deficit in Mid and south Essex of £216 million by 2018-19.
It was therefore no surprise that in late 2002 when Arun Patel, a polio sufferer himself, came across a newspaper article on a boarding school looking after poor and polio ridden children in Rajasthan, India, the three of them decided to visit to evaluate what help could be provided. This first visit to the school (SKSN - Sucheta Kriplani Shiksha Niketan) left them with an overwhelming desire to help change the lives of those children for good. Hence, they immediately proceeded to set up Polio Children as a registered charity in the UK and the USA. Since its formation in 2003, Polio Children, with the help of thousands of friends and well wishers from around the world has continued to work in partnership with its Indian and African counterparts to educate the poor and physically challenged children so they could all look forward to a life of hope and dignity.
On the day of the recording, the band did a social work in partnership with Barretos Cancer Hospital, promoting a bone marrow donation campaign. The album recorded there was called Aleluia and was, at the time, the most pop rock of the band, joining the sound of guitars with the brass of the orchestra, in addition to the re-recording of "Este é o Dia" in country rhythm and the participation of the singer Ludmila Ferber in the re-recording of the song "Eis-me Aqui". The song "Canção do Apocalipse" was very successful among the churches of the country, being performed on likes radios around Brazil, the album became the best selling Christian work of 2010 in Brazil. After the release of Aleluia, the group performed for the first time on a Rede Globo TV show, Domingão do Faustão, where they sang "Preciso de Ti" and "Tempo de Festa", in addition to talking with Fausto Silva, participation raised the audience of the program on that date.
As a result of an initiative from The Duke of Edinburgh a conference was convened in Glasgow in September 2001 to discuss the future of the vessel. The conference was chaired by Admiral of the Fleet Sir Julian Oswald, and in addition to the Duke of Edinburgh was attended by representatives of the High Commission of Australia in London, Save the City of Adelaide 1864 Group, City of Sunderland Council, Cutty Sark Trust, Department for Culture, Media and Sport, Heritage Lottery Fund, Historic Scotland, North Ayrshire Council, National Historic Ships Committee, Scottish Executive, Scottish Maritime Museum, Government of South Australia, and Sunderland Maritime Heritage. The conference concluded that City of Adelaide is one of the most important historic vessels in the UK, but that resources available in Scotland were insufficient to ensure her survival. The Duke of Edinburgh proposed that The Maritime Trust and the SMM should work in partnership to fund a first phase of work.
This is in accordance with the Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991, which grants rights to the title of "doctor", and protects it from misuse. The curriculum integrates clinical medicine and research with natural therapeutics. Successful graduates will be able to educate patients and the public in health promotion and disease prevention; manage the underlying physical, psychological and social causes of disease; practice in a manner that exemplifies professionalism, strong ethics and a commitment to the principles of naturopathic medicine; communicate effectively with patients; appraise and apply research in treating patients; integrate both natural and biomedicine with clinical knowledge in the assessment, diagnosis and management of patients; identify the need for urgent and emergent health care and direct appropriate resolution; establish and manage a naturopathic practice; manage chronic disease; demonstrate leadership in health advocacy and environmental stewardship; collaborate effectively and work in partnership with other health care practitioners; demonstrate commitment to the advancement of the naturopathic profession.
The agency describes its mission as follows: > St. Christopher House's mission is to enable less-advantaged individuals, > families and groups in the community to gain greater control over their > lives and within their community. St. Christopher House will work in > partnership with the community to promote personal and social change in > order to achieve a safe, healthy and accepting society for all. To this end, > we will work with our resources and the strengths of the community to: build > bridges within and across communities; promote access to full participation > in society by addressing barriers such as illiteracy, inadequate incomes, > unaffordable housing, and discrimination of all types; assist people to meet > individual and family needs; provide the tools and opportunities for people > to control their own lives and to take on leadership in the community; and > to advocate for changes in social systems that will ensure dignity, quality > of life, and equal opportunities for all.
Project AWARE volunteers collects data through Dive Against Debris, a global citizen science program aimed at encouraging divers to report on locations, types and quantities of litter that they see and remove underwater Project AWARE's current focus is supporting its movement by providing educational tools and resources that inspire action for ocean protection. These activities include building and engaging a dedicated community of dive leaders and ocean advocates via platforms such as Facebook and My Ocean, Project AWARE's online eco-network, building and maintaining the first global interactive map on marine debris found on the seabed, providing promotional materials to volunteer organizers of local underwater marine debris surveys, promoting letter-writing campaigns, and joining environmental NGO networks in order to give collective support to member organizations' lobbying efforts. They also work in partnership with PADI dive shops who commit financial support through the 100% AWARE partnership where dive professionals support ocean protection with each student they certify through PADI.
A Sports Development Officer was appointed to schedule an ongoing programme of out of hours community events and bookings, however financial losses estimated at £10,000 per year forced the school to consider closing the facility to the public, as it would have been illegal for the school to subsidise these losses using its own funds. Following a campaign to retain community use of the facility, West Lindsey District Council agreed to manage the building on the school's behalf, commencing 1 April 2006. The council now work in partnership with the school to ensure that the building operates profitable outside of school hours and it is run as a satellite from the De Aston Sports Hall, which is also a shared school/community facility based at the De Aston School in Market Rasen. Following the construction of the new creative arts facility at the school in 2006, various changes were made to the site.
Ensuring the legal status and protection of the complete list of areas added to meet the Durban Vision commitment requires an updating of the law concerning protected areas, which was stalled following the political crisis of 2009. On 17 September 2003 at the IUCN World Parks Congress in Durban, President Marc Ravalomanana announced an expansion of Madagascar's protected areas from to over (from 3% to 10% of Madagascar's area) over the next five years. The Malagasy government formed the Commission du Système des Aires Protégées de Madagascar (Commission for the Protected Areas System of Madagascar, SAPM) to work in partnership with the concerned government ministries (the Ministère de l’Environnement, des Eaux et Forêts [Ministry of Environment, Water and Forests] and the Ministère de l’Agriculture, de l’Elevage et de la Pêche [Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fishery]). In March 2005, following a series of intensive collaborations with the IUCN and other international and local experts, the government put in place the current system of classification and legal protection for Madagascar's protected areas.

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