Sentence examples for reassuring relations from inspiring English sources
From interview, the contents referred by the patients regarding relationship modality with the team was the need for information related to the status of disease, to treatment modality and future perspectives and the communication centred on sincere and reassuring relations.
Mr Swinney added: "The AAIB are aware of the urgency in determining the cause of the accident, in particular, in relation to reassuring the men and women who are asked to fly today, tomorrow and next week.
The interpretation of the husband's availability ranged from conflicting, reassuring and/or nurturing in relation to the woman's perceived health status and efforts to mother.
Bennett, too, has an ostensibly reassuring passage on Anglo-American relations which raises another possible explanation for the communication failures, also made public this week, between Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher over the US invasion of Grenada in 1983.
NATO is divided over reassuring its eastern members or resetting its relations with Russia, the experts said.
First, it was reassuring to observe hippocampal activation during Transitive relations (A C) which parallels results reported during TI tests (B > D).
In relation to (3), it is reassuring that the vast majority of patient respondents in this study listed peer-reviewed websites such as macmillan.org.uk or cancerresearchuk.org as their source of ICI.
At a moment that even some of his supporters considered late, Mr. Obama delivered a disquisition — reassuring and dazzling — on the complexity of race relations in the United States.
As a strong editorial in Nature last week put it, this whole process is a public-relations exercise that is far too reassuring.
We were also reassuring ourselves that years of friendships and warm neighborly relations were real — that we had not just dreamed it all.
Ah, surely a crafty public relations expert would come to the rescue, reassuring the public that the skinny Minnie scandal was all a mistake.
