Sentence examples for indispensable relationships from inspiring English sources

Second, current trends endanger our indispensable relationships with our global partners.

"It is an indispensable relationship" for Europe, "necessary but not sufficient" to run Europe's affairs.

But, at that point, I felt that the indispensable relationship I should build in my life was not with a specific person but with an unspecified number of readers.

'I felt that the indispensable relationship I should build in my life was not with a specific person,' he confides, 'but with an unspecified number of readers.' As both a writer and a runner he is often alone, but his is a happy solitude, and his one clear, defining ambition is to keep on running so that he can keep on writing, the one activity overlapping with and informing the other.

The team wants its new rental solution to establish the same kind of indispensable relationship between rental businesses and their customers that OpenTable has been able to find between restaurants and diners.

The UK has an "indispensable relationship" with China and many shared interests, he said, and added: "It is important that this relationship is conducted with mutual understanding and respect based on open and honest dialogue, and we will continue our endeavours to this end".

Although businesses mostly are not aware of significant role of competencies in business performance, studies show that there is an indispensable relationship between competencies and business performance (Ahmed, Rafiq, & Saad, 2003; García-Zambrano, Rodríguez-Castellanos, & García-Merino, 2014; Short, 2008; Tien, Wang, & Tsai, 2005).

Most members of both groups must be trilingual fluent in the language of business, able to understand and translate the language of IT, and at ease with the natural language of sociability, which is indispensable to relationship management.

William Hague, the British foreign secretary, again dismissed concerns on Tuesday in a speech at the Ronald Reagan Library in California, saying Britain should have nothing but pride in its "indispensable" intelligence-sharing relationship with the US.

At a special session of the Indian Parliament yesterday, Obama spoke of U.S.-India ties as an "indispensable and defining relationship of the 21st century".

That's why personal relationships are indispensable when it comes to changing how we talk about religion and atheism.