special partnership

noun

1. limited partnership.

Word History and Origins

Origin of special partnership¹

An Americanism dating back to 1855–60

Example Sentences

"For months I've known this has been a special combination and a special partnership," said Doyle, a qualified doctor.

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It was a special partnership, he said, between Mr. Ramic, born a Muslim, and Mr. Lewis who is Jewish, and now teaching ethics at Yale University.

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"We have French, Art, Maths, Science - all the things you'd expect, but we have this really special partnership with the CBSO, which is giving these students a level of musical opportunity they just wouldn't get elsewhere".

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“We look forward to renewing our special partnership and to working with the next administration on key human rights and regional priorities,” U.S.

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We had the NATO-Russia Founding Act, which set up a special partnership for Russia in the 1990s.

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