Sentence examples for relationship managing from inspiring English sources

Owyang says the way Twitter functions today is a lot like a lightweight customer relationship managing tool.

Jones, brought forward an important concept related to the boss-subordinate relationship: "managing up," referring to building a relationship with your boss that allows for mutual benefit.

Different themes were identified: relationship managing, democracy, national identity, and national development.

It has to be challenged and the relationship managed with vigilance and skepticism.

"Where we are unable to maintain sufficiently detailed information about such a customer through a relationship managed account, we have to discontinue that relationship".

Some experts say that a bit of breathing room in the American-Pakistani relationship — managed responsibly — might be just the right therapy for the partnership.

Still, the C.I.A. director has four important jobs: manage the White House relationship; manage Congress, particularly to obtain budgetary favor; manage the agency's workforce and daily operations; and manage liaisons with other spy chiefs, friendly and unfriendly.

This begs the question of how Unity and Improbable's relationship managed to sour so quickly after this public debacle.

Keep this in mind, and if your relationship manages to be 2 years or more, then chances are you two have something that is more than skin deep.

Coaching is about building relationships, managing egos and people, fostering mutual respect.

He also directs the league's government affairs, including the White House and State Department relationships managing the league's communication and engagement.