Sentence examples for issues of relationship from inspiring English sources

Following this line of thought, "difference feminism" emphasizes women's concern with issues of relationship, their sensitivity to the particulars of individual circumstances, and their interest in the narrative of concrete individual lives.

The core issues of relationship, purpose, belonging and leadership are the same whenever people are involved.

"In kindergarten, you won't talk about community organizing, but you'll talk about issues of relationship or respect and then it progresses from that," Spears said.

While the intervention was designed to be equally relevant to women and men, and included exercises to help women negotiate condom use with male partners, issues of relationship power and intimate partner violence (not dealt with directly) could have made it more difficult for women in the study to adopt new behaviors.

Three of the program's five pieces, choreographed by company director Angela Marie Gallo, deal with those age-old issues of relationships, memories and spiritual connectedness.

To our knowledge, this is the first representative study of a student population in the Philippines that has studied the issues of relationships, love and sexuality in such depth.

Since risk of IPV is highest in younger women, schools are also an important setting for primary prevention activities, with potential to address issues of relationships, gender roles, power and coercion within existing youth violence and bullying programmes.

It requires reasonable financial resources and a management capability to deal not only with administration but also with the less tangible issues of relationships, organisational culture and motivation of staff.

"No, we don't have equality between men and women," Ms. Smaadahl said, "not until we have addressed the issue of relationship rape".

This is a critical point in addressing the issue of relationship between mortality and AT and admittedly is a weakness of our study.

Additionally, the related issue of relationship disorder subtypes (i.e., the classification of a disordered relationship as overinvolved, underinvolved, anxious/tense, angry/hostile, or mixed) has been transferred to the new Relationship Problem Checklist (RPCL, [ 2]).