The time has come for it to face reality with humility and rationality, so that it may reconsider its mistakes and accept partnership instead of monopoly.
There general consensus was that should a man become involved with a pregnant woman, he would also accept "partnership" in the pregnancy and (as her "partner").
There was a general consensus that, should a man become involved with a pregnant woman, he would also accept partnership in the pregnancy, "fill the gaps" of an uninvolved biological father and support her through the process.
The Palestinians, flooded for years with foreign aid money that often gets misused and almost never sticks, accept partnerships with Israeli firms and Israeli offices of U.S. firms because it offers them perhaps the best chance to develop their economy--and do it in a way consistent with their proud culture.
He could easily have left public office to accept partnerships in law firms and venture capital firms that would have brought him ten times his state salary.
Many older patients grew up in an era of the paternalistic physician-patient relationship, and are reluctant to accept partnerships in care, even when their physicians encourage reciprocity and joint decision-making.
He also served as ambassador to Great Britain (1918 21), after which he accepted a partnership in a New York law firm.
Just last week, three men's wear stores on 34th Street -- two of them operating under the name Porta Bella and one called Fino -- accepted the partnership's offer and will replace their solid gates soon.
Idzenga is a pragmatist: passionate about grassroots development, he's also accepted a partnership with Coca-Cola, which is funding an extension of the ram pump scheme to help offset the water used in their operations.
When he left the governors association, he accepted a partnership in an ad-buying firm called Target Enterprises that was paid millions of dollars by the group for ad buys.
The Parking Violations Bureau scandal, in which officials accepted hidden partnerships and bribes in exchange for granting contracts to fine-collection agencies, drew Mr. Costikyan back into public service as a member of the special commission on corruption formed by Governor Cuomo and Mayor Koch.
