Sentence examples for partner concerned from inspiring English sources

When Susi became involved with a violent partner, concerned support staff alerted the local authority.

When America negotiates with small countries one at a time, it has enormous bargaining power: it can extract large concessions in these controversial areas, because the benefit of access to its market is so great for the trading partner concerned.

Excellent supporting work from Malick, Page Kennedy as Carter's relatively benign criminal cousin (comical), and Aimee Garcia as his former partner (concerned), keep things cozy, familial and warm.

In a more recent case in tax court, the I.R.S. is seeking up to $83 million from Mr. Zell's former business partner, concerning a tax reduction scheme involving Mr. Zell, who was not accused.

Here in Maryland, where conservatives have introduced a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage, gay rights advocates are pushing for legislation that would grant certain health care rights to same-sex partners, including hospital visitation rights and the power to make decisions for a partner concerning medical care, autopsies and burials.

The Swedish NGO is also an important actor, both as discussion partner concerning the development of the organization and for its economic support.

The face-to-face model includes individual meetings at the maternity clinic between the senior obstetrician and the woman (and possibly her partner) concerning the mode of birth.

On the one hand this could mean, that body size does not signal the quality of a potential mating partner concerning brood care.

Since the first World Water Day was celebrated 20 years ago, some progress has been made in ensuring access to water in many countries, UN-Water, the consortium of U.N. agencies and partners concerned with water issues, reported last year.

Mr. Bienenstock emphasized that Dewey's results were on an upward swing in 2012 when a crush of partners — concerned about the firm's finances and their ability to get paid — started to defect.

Polyamory, noun: The fact of having simultaneous close emotional relationships with two or more other individuals, viewed as an alternative to monogamy, esp. in regard to matters of sexual fidelity; the custom or practice of engaging in multiple sexual relationships with the knowledge and consent of all partners concerned.