Sentence examples for Long-term associate from inspiring English sources

Mahesh Bhupathi, the Indian doubles player who is retiring at the end of this season, and Ugo Colombini, a long-term associate of Juan Martin del Potro, will continue in the roles they took up earlier this year.

"What I've learned is that if I want my voice to be heard around the table," Mr. Rove said, "it can't simply be, 'Well, he's the long-term associate of Bush from Texas' — I've got to dig in".

After the takeover Thaksin was widely reported to have retained his interest in the remaining 10% of shares, and appointed as his nominees his long-term associate Jack Srisumrid, a Thai businessman, and the Greek shipping tycoon Victor Restis.

The chief executive of Barclays is being investigated by financial regulators and faces a significant cut to his pay after admitting trying to unmask a whistleblower who made allegations about a long-term associate he had brought to the bank.

In a matter of minutes, Buckley, a long-term associate of INM's 29.9% shareholder Denis O'Brien, had stepped down from the chairman's role he occupied for five-and-a-half years.

Kissinger, 88, is a long-term associate of Blatter, on whose invitation he has enjoyed hospitality at major football events such as the 2006 World Cup in his native Germany.

But beyond that, so many talented musicians passed through as short-term or long-term associates in his great, sprawling company that the lore has become nearly as important as the music.

However, King says the remaining pair – both long-term associates of the Newcastle United owner and Rangers investor Mike Ashley – have both "stubbornly" refused to resign ahead of Friday's shareholder vote at Ibrox.

Their companions tend to form a pool of long-term associates.

Additionally the surgery aims to maintain urinary function over the medium and long-term associated with a satisfying quality of life (QoL).

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