Sentence examples for better alliances from inspiring English sources

It may be that the president has better alliances in his sights.

Sometimes it's a matter of the better alliances to make in terms of what kind of story you want to tell.

A total score is calculated, and higher total scores are indicative of better alliances.

Sue Dibb is coordinator of the Eating Better alliance.

A separate survey by the Eating Better alliance, also published on Wednesday, shows that UK consumers are beginning to eat less meat.

The raw scores range from 12 to 60, with higher scores being indicative of a better alliance between therapist and patient.

… in the long run there will be a better alliance, she will maintain her trust in psychiatric care, which is the only institution in society that [will be able to] help her if she has a serious mood disorder.

The Revised Short Version of the Work Alliance Inventory (WAI-SR) [ 57, 58] is administered to both patients and therapists in order to determine the quality of the therapeutic alliance at T1. Item scores range from 1 to 5. The total score ranges from 12 to 60, with higher scores reflecting a better alliance between therapist and patient.

The hiring practices of the HF ER-ICM agency were also identified as a key element; hiring of staff members from ethno-racial backgrounds that mirror the clients' own background provided role models for the clients, and increased knowledge about the lived experiences of individuals in particularly communities, in addition to allowing for better alliance between worker and client.

Like instant messaging, other Internet companies will undoubtedly develop similar technology and could come up with better strategic alliances and content partnerships.

This is an important framework that has promoted better working alliances and an empowerment focus but has not provided enough intervention-oriented guidance that would allow for outcome evaluation.