Partnership Principles definition
Examples of Partnership Principles in a sentence
The National Board and AHPRA will ensure that these Partnership Principles underpin all our work.
This understanding is supported by a set of core partnership principles (the Partnership Principles).
While differences in context may require different approaches, both parties will ensure that their respective activities respect these four Partnership Principles: • Shared vision and values • Integrity through interdependence • Transparency and mutual accountability • Commitment to joint learning In particular, the National Board will do everything it can to make its requirements clear, and AHPRA will do everything it can to provide the services required by the National Board to perform its functions.
The overarching objective of the project is to review the Service Arrangement and Grant Aid Agreement documentation and processes in the context of the Partnership Principles.
In the context of the Partnership Principles set out in the Second Accord, how these translate into concrete joint objectives.
Sets out the commitment of the Parties to the six Partnership Principles, contained in the TUC’s document ‘Partners for Progress’.
The following questions are intended to seek your views on the effectiveness of these Partnership Principles in practice.
Each of the Partnership Principles elaborated in the Partnership Agreement is summarised below (in bold).
Dialogue between the MoEHE and JFPs takes place at policy and technical levels in accordance with the Partnership Principles.
The influence of the Dialogue Forum, the Partnership Principles and the Case Study programme is evident in both the scope and governance of the SAGAA Review.