partners
Britishplural noun
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“These violations are not about withholding wages or failing to pay partners, but as part of the agreement, some current and former partners will receive payouts. This compensation is about compliance, not unpaid wages.”
"We're working with energy storage partners to bring this breakthrough to market-led applications -- where both high energy and fast power delivery are essential."
From Science Daily
As the Labour government only controls a minority in parliament, the proposal still needs to be approved by its partners in parliament before being passed.
From Barron's
“At any given point, trade with our international partners is clouded and difficult,” one executive at an electrical-equipment maker told ISM.
From MarketWatch
Backyard Party, run by Jay and partners Sandra Denver and Matt Chait, is inspired by Pasadena lore — the backyard shows that helped launch Van Halen.
From Los Angeles Times
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