Sentence examples for defining partnerships from inspiring English sources

America and India will, in the words of Barack Obama, form "one of the defining partnerships" of the 21st century.

But he noted that President Obama had called the American relationship with India one of the defining partnerships of the 21st century.

Since then, the official pronouncements have gotten grander and more sweeping — the United States-India relationship, President Obama proclaimed to the Indian Parliament in 2010, "will be one of the defining partnerships of the 21st century" — while a chorus of skepticism, in both capitals, has gotten louder and more pointed.

We're defining partnerships.

Mr Obama said the Washington-Delhi relationship would be one of this century's defining partnerships.

Four years ago, Mr Obama said that the relationship between the two countries would be "one of the defining partnerships of the 21st Century".

What followed, though, was the defining partnership of the innings, between Misbah and the bristling wicketkeeper Sarfraz who, while Misbah continued his way of seemingly idling along before breaking out with bouts of violence, began a counterattack against the spinners.

During his visit, Mr. Obama spoke of a "defining partnership" between India and the United States and encouraged India to play a bigger role not only in South Asia but also in East Asia, China's backyard.

Barack Obama once called the relationship between the US and India the "defining partnership of the 21st Century" - yet the relationship is going through a rough patch.

Some 2,000 people - mostly students and one of this year's two Nobel Peace Prize winners, Indian child rights activist Kailash Satyarthi - cheered wildly as President Obama described relations between the two countries as the defining partnership of the 21st Century, says the BBC's Sanjoy Majumder in Delhi.

Many years of couples' and individual counseling have convinced me that defining partnership problems in terms of our partner's character flaws and implying that he/she is inadequate and needs help will exacerbate the conflict.