Sentence examples for relationship toward from inspiring English sources

The Manafort raid suggested a turn in the relationship toward the mutually adversarial.

Schoenberg, who began with a love-hate relationship toward the older composer, came to revere him.

"We can't let a few special cases ruin the trust relationship toward our doctoral students," said Marietta Fuhrmann-Koch, spokeswoman for the University Heidelberg.

"This is the first time an anti-European, xenophobic party with a very dubious relationship toward the Nazi past has come into the government of a member state," Germany's foreign minister, Joschka Fischer, said on Wednesday.

When Mr. Rosen said the government did not have the resources to check the million or so charities in the United States, Mr. Haque shouted, "And I do?" Muslim leaders described the government relationship toward Muslim organizations as contradictory.

In Poland, despite the suspicions of Germany and Russia, Mr. Tusk's center-right government has adopted a more pragmatic relationship toward Russia compared to his predecessor, the nationalist-conservative Jaroslaw Kaczynski, who refused to deal with the Kremlin.

"The governor's attitude toward women, toward relationships and toward money are so dated as to be bizarre," Eliza Townsend, executive director of the Maine Women's Lobby, told the Beacon website. .

"Todd Margaret" is all about its own ad-hoc lunacy, and yet it holds up as a pretty funny take on American corporate arrogance and as a symbol of the shift the workplace comedy has taken in recent years from an emphasis on relationships toward illustrations of dopey mismanagement.

This simulation protocol, which yields conformational ensembles that are independent of initial 3D-structure, is proposed as a route to understanding oligosaccharide recognition and structure activity relationships, toward development of carbohydrate-based novel chemical entities.

Fulljames studied the attitudinal relationships toward science and religion and of what he terms "scientism"—the idea that scientific theories can reveal absolute truth and "creationism"—defined by him as a literal account of the origins of life as described in Genesis with an acknowledgement that evolutionary theory is false (Fulljames and Francis 1987).

It is a fitting reorientation toward the coming of One who has altered those relationships toward new possibilities for healing and redemption.