Sentence examples for developing an alliance from inspiring English sources

Analysts believe a typically insular North Korea must be in dire need of external support, particularly as China appears to be edging closer towards developing an alliance with South Korea.

Asking the client about interests may also serve as an initial means for developing an alliance and increasing the comfort of the client with the therapy setting [ 37, 42].

Literature stressed the importance of establishing rapport, i.e., developing an alliance with the client to achieve effective treatment [ 28] and to improve health care, e.g., treatment for substance abuse [ 29], doctor and client consultation [ 27], home care for the elderly [ 30] and children [ 31].

When and why did they develop an alliance?

At Nassau University Medical Center, a nursing vacancy rate of almost 6percentt prompted hospital administrators to contact Farmingdale to develop an alliance.

The Ultras Surs have developed an alliance with other right wing groups, most notably S.S. Lazio Irriducibili fans, and have also developed an alliance with left-wing groups.

The more you know about a person, the easier it is to develop an alliance (if that is your intention).

A few days into the Games, Katniss develops an alliance with Rue, a 12-year-old girl from the agricultural District 11 who reminds Katniss of her younger sister.

Workshop participants stated that developing an effective alliance requires employment of strategies designed to win first hearts, then minds.

Interestingly, patients also advocated that mobile assessment could be a useful method for improving communication between service users and clinicians, and thus for developing a therapeutic alliance.

Engagement in CBT, as described by Shirk and Karver (2006), involves developing a therapeutic alliance; being open to applying strategies aimed at achieving changes to thoughts, feelings, and behaviors; and being actively involved in treatment during and between sessions.