Sentence examples for relationship urges from inspiring English sources

Francis "Tom Colemann, an American lawyer who recently wrote a book on "ending the employment relationship", urges bosses to sack staff in private, doing it respectfully and preparing a script of what to say.

At the same time, the absence of a clear dose-response relationship urges cautiousness in interpreting the observed association.

Blumenthal also wrote at length of his fears of the decline of the so-called US-British "special relationship," urging Clinton to build bridges with then-Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

Secondly, the asymmetrical, paternalistic patient-doctor relationship urged patients to leave decisions about their care to their doctors.

Mentoring relationships urged me to consider various paths to achieve my personal goals, as each of my mentors differed in his/her approach to success.

In "Recapturing the Trust" ($15.95), a self-published book that provides tips on how to create productive employer-employee relationships, he urges managers to communicate frequently and openly with their workers.

It says the planned changes will not help schools create an honest and open culture around sex and relationships, and urges the government "to put any adult squeamishness about sex aside".

He added that the film's director Josh Trank was in an interracial relationship, and urged fans not to think of his casting as tokenism but as "a reflection of what a modern family looks like today".

Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, is mulling his precise package of reforms to the union-party relationship, and Johnson urges him to opt for radical change.

The report, from the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB), treads carefully and breaks little new ground, endorsing industry relationships while urging its 22 member societies and their 84,000 scientists to educate themselves and their trainees on existing conflict-of-interest rules.

Craig Lucas, the ever-questing author of "Prelude to a Kiss" and "The Dying Gaul," gives an extreme and bleak portrait of a couple suggesting that at the heart of all relationships are the urges to torture and be hurt.