Sentence examples for extensive relationship with from inspiring English sources

He stressed, however, that he has an extensive relationship with the Group … and that all his dealings have been conducted entirely correctly over the years".

"It's important to note that we have had an extensive relationship with labor, they've been generous donors, and we don't expect that to change".

A Special Forces officer, willing to speak about Mr. Matiullah only on the condition of anonymity, said his unit had an extensive relationship with Mr. Matiullah.

Jim has only been an NFL head coach for two seasons, but he also started 140 games as an NFL quarterback, developed an extensive relationship with Bill Walsh (a coach who played a major role in developing the passing ideals that many teams live on in today's NFL) and a very successful four-year stint as head coach at Stanford.

"We are thrilled to be extending our extensive relationship with RIM into the tablet space," said Michael Serbinis, CEO of Kobo.

So it's actually an extensive relationship with NBC that significantly predates the strike, and we have no legal basis whereby we can withhold these episodes from NBC.

Smartphones offer hardware makers a way to build more extensive relationships with customers.

Both had extensive relationships with the oil trader, advising on deals and underwriting capital raising as well as lending money.

Chinese business executives commonly have extensive relationships with government officials that may give these officials a claim to part of their assets.

Mrs. Clinton, then the front-runner in the Democratic primary, had far more extensive relationships with local officials and ethnic leaders across the country, and David Plouffe, Mr. Obama's campaign manager, did not have the time or chatty temperament to create them.

Mendes and Kenyon have "extensive relationships with clubs in the Big 10 that have the financial capacity and incentive to invest in the most talented, high-value football players".