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partnership

[pahrt-ner-ship]

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noun

the state or condition of being a partner; participation; association; joint interest.

Law.

the relation subsisting between partners.

the contract creating this relation.

an association of persons joined as partners in business.

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Origin:
1570–80; partner + -ship

Related forms

pre·part·ner·ship, noun

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Example Sentences

The companies also hope to entice other online publishers to join their partnership.

One partnership ran for many years but does not now operate, because of a change in strategy by the foreign partner.

It has good links with local business through a business partnership programme, guest speakers and executives in residence.

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The companies also hope to entice other online publishers to join their partnership.

One partnership ran for many years but does not now operate, because of a change in strategy by the foreign partner.

It has good links with local business through a business partnership programme, guest speakers and executives in residence.

Mali as teenagers and formed a romantic and musical partnership that's lasted ever since.

The plan emphasizes the need to share knowledge and scientific capacity, and establishes a new type of conservation partnership.

In partnership with curators and museum directors, they transform ideas into exhibit plans.

GM has not disclosed when vehicles resulting from the partnership might launch.

The precise form of public-private partnership still appears to be finely balanced.

Public-private partnership proposed to develop pharmaceuticals.

Then she bounds away in a series of leaps, a dancer in perfect partnership with the trees.

Yet under the partnership pact, the partners have to wait for the pot of gold.

Instead, it was all partnership this and shared values that.

One cartoon depicts him in partnership with the devil attempting to bring down the government.

Cohn as chairman of the bank's partnership committee.

He also has some good advice on how to repair your partnership after it has been torn apart by money and fame.

The first of its kind, this public-private partnership charts a future in which corporations support conservation.

Somalia's anti-piracy partnership with a shadowy foreign contractor may be at an end.

Both of the companies are betting that a new partnership will help them surmount separate but equally worrisome hurdles.

The application process for the partnership program will begin within three to four weeks.

By the spring of last year, both sides realised that their partnership was broken.

They will learn about the age-old partnership between butterflies and flowering plants.

But the members of the transatlantic partnership spent.

The instructor-mentor partnership provides student with high.

Paraguay has failed to turn this charity into a development partnership.

Geotourism is a partnership between you as a traveler and the people who live at a destination.

But that partnership appeared to be unraveling, too.

If the partnership is a success it will be reproduced throughout the chain.

Coral has a critical partnership with certain algae that absorb sunlight and convert it to.

Roxanne thought she could make his business more profitable, and a partnership was a born.

The partnership will launch with a focus on the wonders of the ocean and marine life.

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World English Dictionary

partnership (ˈpɑːtnəʃɪp)

—n
1.	a. a contractual relationship between two or more persons carrying on a joint business venture with a view to profit, each incurring liability for losses and the right to share in the profits
	b. the deed creating such a relationship
	c. the persons associated in such a relationship
2.	the state or condition of being a partner

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Cultural Dictionary

partnership definition

An association of two or more persons to conduct a business. In contrast to a corporation, those who engage in a partnership are liable for debts incurred by the company to the full extent of their private fortunes rather than merely to the extent of their investment.

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