Sentence examples for relations met from inspiring English sources

Rabbi Jack Bemporad, who works in the field of interreligious relations, met Coe on a trip to Iran several years ago.

A draft agreement was first presented to First Nations leaders in the fall of 2014, and in March Alberta's Associate Minister of Aboriginal Relations met with them to finalize the task force that would work on the pact.

Last week, Jeff Pash, the N.F.L.'s executive vice president and chief counsel, and Harold Henderson, the executive vice president for labor relations, met with Cyrus Mehri, a lawyer who leads a group that is seeking more head coaching opportunities for African-Americans.

Senator Sir Philip Bailhache, the minister for external relations, met Bernard Emié and a senior French finance ministry official on Thursday.

THIN TOAST--Betsy Berkheimer (the pres of Berkheimer & Kline public relations) met Cris Credaire, a sales-marketing consultant, at the party to promote Diet-Rite Salt Free Cola.

A spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs told VICE the head of the Ministry's regional division dealing with Indonesia relations met with Mr Wenda during his visit to discuss the human rights situation in Papua.

The basic service function relates to communication, establishing social relations, meeting new people and chatting.

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The theoretical rules that the design of a relation meet are known as normal forms.

This report, based on a prospective study that includes eight measures of children's blood lead concentrations from 6 months to 6 years of age and that includes measures of key potential confounders in the lead IQ relation, meets the criteria for a study that is directly relevant to assess questions of possible cognitive effects of lead exposure at blood lead concentrations < 10 μg/dL.

Cottage parties would fill up a neighbor's basement to discuss Jewish and African-American relations, meet-up groups would form to decide how to celebrate various cultures at the high school, dialogues and community sessions were constantly challenging people to learn outside the box.