Sentence examples for actions of partners from inspiring English sources

A second challenge for a Latin American enterprise such as Agroceres that enters into an alliance with a multinational firm like PIC is how to maintain strategic flexibility to expand geographically and not be limited by the actions of partners in third countries.

Language may have evolved from manual gestures, and then gradually incorporated vocal elements, so that language involves reciprocity in the actions of partners (Corballis, 2003).

Our newly created measure captures the internal benefits of providing support (e.g., "Hearing about/responding to good things that happen to my partner makes me feel alive") whereas the PRCA is limited to the actions of partners.

Samuel credits these and other actions of partners in the field for a dramatic reduction of cases of cholera in Southern Department – 71.5 per cent over the course of the past year.

In a general partnership, however, all partners share unlimited personal liability for actions of other partners taken on behalf of the partnership.

Over the past 20 years, the LLP has been introduced as a legal form that has elements of both partnership and corporation (McCahery 2004) as partners usually do not have personal liability for the actions of other partners (for differences of UK and US LLPs see McCahery and Vermeulen 2004; Bank 2006; Morse 2004; Bromberg and Ribstein 2007).

Although memory of the partners' behavior is an important building block for the emergence of cooperation [4], storing all actions of all partners is not feasible for the boundedly rational human mind [5].

Alison Saunders, the director of public prosecutions, said: "Revenge pornography is a particularly distressing crime for the victim which is often, but not always, brought about by the vengeful actions of former partners.

"It is time to adopt a new enforcement model -- a new paradigm: one that holds an accounting firm responsible for the actions of its partners; one that reverses the current presumption against suing firms for an audit failure," he said.

In empirical studies, however, parents occasionally match rather than compensate for the actions of their partners.

In this emit/receive/answer telegraphist model of communication, the actions of the partners are taken to be discrete signals.