Sentence examples for relations definitely from inspiring English sources

Some argue that employer-employee social relations definitely enhance employees' compliance and commitment, mitigate disputes and disobedience, and thus bring convenience to management.

One question had been answered by Arwin Korselt (1864 1947), namely there were first-order sentences in the theory of binary relations that were not equivalent to an equation in the calculus of relations thus the calculus of relations definitely had a weaker expressive power than the first-order theory of relations.

In this part of the CRF, it is possible to classify unexpected events in groups of "relatedness" to the antimicrobial treatment as "no relation", "unlikely relation", "possibly related", "probably related" or "definitely related.

Race relations have definitely improved in America in my lifetime, but there are still problems, especially in the south.

This also ignores the United Nations Charter's principle of refraining from threat or use of force in international relations, which definitely entails responsibility for its consequences.

A richer account of top-down causation (or constitutional relations) is definitely needed, and importantly, body-external causes and causal contexts need to be acknowledged to a greater degree both by researchers and in research communication to avoid fostering an overly simplified understanding of disease causation.

After the name reversal, an Embassy spokeswoman said: "our relations are definitely much more important than potatoes ... and our relations are back on track".

She drafts some intriguing clauses ('If citizens snog or shag other citizens they must not pretend nothing is going on'; 'After sexual relations it is definitely bad manners not to stay the night', etc), but sadly, Harriet Harman fails to return her calls.

"Such a move will gravely sabotage China-US co-operation and relations, and will definitely undermine its own interests".

Co-occurrence implies that the genes might have a relation but not definitely the PPI relationship.

We found that the matter of "sharing" (material and/or data) was either presented in relation to secondary use (19/26), not definitely related to secondary use (2/26), or, still, not related to secondary use (5/26) (Table  2a).