Sentence examples for founding relationship from inspiring English sources

In addition to the founding relationship with Wood, the Guardian will seek to build both editorial and further commercial partnerships in developing its Australian presence.

"The founding relationship is a really deep one and there's a lot of ups and downs to go through together".

Founding relationships on convenience or ambiguity can interfere with the process of claiming the people we love.

The paired novellas each chronicle an illicitly founded relationship over a longish period, each unfolding in the context of wider family ties, each fairly heavy on the autumnal erotics of love in late middle-age, with its naps and arthritis and Viagra, and each culminating in a death.

It is understood that MPs in both parties who campaigned to remain in the European Union believe there is an opportunity to build on the newly founded relationships between centrist MPs in both parties made before the EU referendum.

Founding a relationship between SNR and entropy allows us to use also entropy as image quality measure.

But if causation cannot be regarded as a relation that functions objectively, independent of the concepts we employ then it can hardly be regarded as a mind-independent way of founding the relationship between language and the world.

My new-found relationship with God and His words has nourished and set me free.

If not properly considered and maintained, however, a co-founding relationship could also result in endless bickering and divided teams.

Merleau-Ponty and Sartre, when describing our body's intentional engagement in the world in the pursuit of its tasks, stress that we are unaware of our body as a mere object among objects, rather it is the point from which engagement begins and that which is the source of the 'I can' which founds our relationship to our environment.

For us, though, we've strengthened our love and founded our relationship in one crucial element humor.