Sentence examples for relationship participated from inspiring English sources

"I was sorely disappointed that a military with whom we had a training relationship participated in the military overthrow of an elected government," General Carter Ham, head of the US Africa Command, responded sadly.

"I was sorely disappointed that a military with whom we had a training relationship participated in the military overthrow of an elected government," Gen. Carter F. Ham, the head of the Africa Command, said in a speech at Brown University last month.

In Laribus certificate validation is possible even if only a few small user groups (cliques based on real-world social relationships) participate in the system.

Before Mr. Trantino and Ms. Gonzalez developed a personal relationship, she participated in a Quaker-sponsored counseling program that he conducted here for former convicts.

Only one therapist, whom every patient has a good relationship with, participated in this user study.

The choice of a near-peer mentoring structure was aligned with Sundial's goal of creating a supportive community of undergraduate and graduate students, ultimately to support the development of positive science identities and a sense of belonging in the community; members of the mentoring relationships also participated in other aspects of the Sundial program (e.g., community events).

The inclusion criteria were: being a CSA survivor, being in a stable living situation, where stable meant able to meet one's financial needs independently, able to maintain supportive relationships, having participated in therapy to recover from past abuse, and living in a safe environment.

Thus, the relationship between participating in VMS programs and securing residency positions needs further study.

We identified just five examples for which the genes containing the epistasis relationship also participate in GxE interactions for the same phenotype and environmental factor.

Being the first in this field to embrace the benefits of combining quantitative and qualitative methodologies, the purpose of this research is to quantitatively examine the relationship between participating in a season of boating and survivor HRQOL; and to qualitatively explore the survivors' lived experience of dragon boating as to how and why paddling is perceived to influence HRQOL.

Another problem is that patients were recruited by the GPs which may also has led to a selection bias, insofar as GPs may have primarily asked patients with whom they have a good relationship to participate or it may be that those patients who agreed to take part, were, in any event, satisfied with the GP.