Sentence examples for aspects of alliance from inspiring English sources

The complexities of Yemen's tribal politics underscore the perilous aspects of alliance management in the antiterror campaign where trust is often the first casualty.

The WAI-S was developed to measure Bordin's three aspects of alliance: the bond, agreement of tasks-, and goals [ 36, 37].

Currently, literature implies providers should engage patients collaboratively in the consultation in order to establish agreement surrounding the tasks of treatment, an important aspect of alliance.

The WAI covers three aspects of working alliance: therapeutic bond, task, and goal.

The Jerusalem Post, the voice of the right-leaning English-speaking immigrants here, titled its Monday editorial "62, Under a U.S. Cloud" and fretted that the Obama administration "has diverged from the tone of previous administrations on the status of Jerusalem, and it has damagingly publicly questioned fundamental aspects of our alliance".

The emergence of Trump highlighted uglier aspects of this alliance: anti-Islamic, anti-Pakistani and anti-immigrant sentiments.

One of the most worrisome aspects of this alliance for the pair is how it encourages hatred of different ethnicities and conflates Islam with terrorism.

U.S. President Donald Trump's defenses secretary told South Korea on Thursday the two allies would stand "shoulder-to-shoulder" to face the threat from North Korea, in a message of reassurance after Trump questioned aspects of the alliance in his campaign.

The 'Session Rating Scale' (SRS), the 'What did you think of the session?' form, measures various aspects of the alliance and it is completed at the end of the session.

Salient aspects of team alliance related to both measures were identified as conveying confidence in the patients ability to make changes, ensuring the patient and team stay in frequent contact and regularly reviewing the patient's progress in managing all aspects of their treatment plan.

Strategic alliance partner selection is a critical aspect of successful alliance development; even superior alliance management may not be sufficient to overcome poor initial partner screening and selection efforts.